PhD Student at Aarhus University
I am a PhD student at Aarhus University, advised by Tobias Langlotz. My research focuses on Human-Computer Interaction, Extended Reality, and perception-driven interfaces.
Before joining Aarhus, I worked as a Technical Assistant with Takeo Igarashi at The University of Tokyo (UTokyo), where I collaborated with Mark Colley on external human-machine interfaces (eHMIs) and human-vehicle interaction.
I received my Master's degree from Keio University, supervised by Kazunori Takashio, with additional supervision from Yuki Ban at UTokyo. My Master's research explored how VR interfaces influence human perception and user experience.
We investigate how personalized blur techniques in VR driving affect drivers’ performance and visual attention across road users and scene elements.
We investigate Vision-Language Model personas as low-cost proxy participants for previewing embodied field studies before running them with real people.
An exploration of an animal-inspired robotic tail as an external human-machine interface for communicating emotion and intent from automated vehicles.
* Equal contribution
A VR teleoperation technique that represents latency-induced position discrepancy as the dynamics of a virtual spring, improving user comfort and sense of presence.
Aarhus University · Department of Computer Science
Section on Human-Centered Computing
Supervisor: Tobias Langlotz
Keio University · The University of Tokyo Joint Graduate Program
Graduate School of Media and Governance, Keio · Supervisor: Kazunori Takashio
Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, UTokyo · Supervisor: Yuki Ban
Jiangsu University of Science and Technology
School of Computer Science
Aarhus University · Department of Computer Science
Section on Human-Centered Computing · Supervisor: Tobias Langlotz
The University of Tokyo
Graduate School of Information Science and Technology · Supervisor: Takeo Igarashi
Main collaborators: Mark Colley , Xinyue Gui , Ding Xia
The University of Tokyo, RIISE
Co-creation Space Design, Social Collaboration Research Division
Telexistence
Neusoft