Michiteru Kitazaki

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Toyohashi University of Technology

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Michiteru Kitazaki is a Professor at Toyohashi University of Technology in Japan. His research interests encompass robotics in physical therapy, virtual reality, and sensory perception as evidenced by his recent publications. He has investigated topics such as human motion tracking in robotic systems, the effects of virtual environments on embodiment, and multisensory integration in peripersonal space.

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Masahiko Inami

University of Tokyo

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Yasuaki Monnai

University of Tokyo

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Tomohiro Amemiya

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University of Tokyo

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Masaaki Fukuoka

Keio University

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Yusuke Matsuda

Project Assistant Professor

Toyohashi University of Technology

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Michiteru Kitazaki

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Articles (14)

Physical therapy massage robot system with human motion tracking and finger-pressing force control

Redirection Detection Thresholds for Avatar Manipulation with Different Body Parts

Effects of self-avatar cast shadow and foot vibration on telepresence, virtual walking experience, and cybersickness from omnidirectional movie

Effect of connection induced upper body movements on embodiment towards a limb controlled by another during virtual co-embodiment

Sensory Attenuation with a Virtual Robotic Arm Controlled Using Facial Movements

Shared Avatar for Hand Movement Imitation: Subjective and Behavioral Analyses

Temporal visuomotor synchrony induces embodiment towards an avatar with biomechanically impossible arm movements

The effects of body direction and posture on taking the perspective of a humanoid avatar in a virtual environment

Great apes’ understanding of biomechanics: eye-tracking experiments using three-dimensional computer-generated animations

Peripersonal space in the front, rear, left and right directions for audio-tactile multisensory integration

Enhancing Virtual Walking Sensation Using Self-Avatar in First-Person Perspective and Foot Vibrations

Virtual Walking With Omnidirectional Movies and Foot Vibrations: Scene-Congruent Vibrations Enhance Walking-Related Sensations and Ground Material Perceptions

Individuals Prioritize the Reach Straightness and Hand Jerk of a Shared Avatar over Their Own

Detachable Body: The Impact of Binocular Disparity and Vibrotactile Feedback in Co-Presence Tasks

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Masahiko Inami

Yasuaki Monnai

Tomohiro Amemiya

Masaaki Fukuoka

Yusuke Matsuda

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