Media (speech) processing, information/code/encription theory applications, and service design research.
The mission of our laboratory is "to invent (design) the future of communication. Our goal is to realize comfortable communication
systems between people, between people and things (robots and systems), and between things and things. We pursue what is useful
for people by creating technologies. Currently, I study speech information processing (coding, synthesis, and voice quality
conversion), basic machine learning technologies, human interfaces, and robot interfaces, and human communication in general,
from the signal level to the dialogue level. In Undergraduatel Research I, students are expected to determine their own research
objectives, consider the demands of society, conventional technologies, the formulation of specific research themes, and approaches
to solving them, as well as enhance their specialized technical skills.