Mitsuhiro Goto
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7
Total Citations
44
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About
Mitsuhiro Goto is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction and educational technology, whose work focuses on using robots to enhance human communication skills. His primary research areas include robotic presentation systems, non-verbal behavior reconstruction, and human-robot communication in educational settings. Goto's most significant contribution is the development of robots that can reconstruct and demonstrate effective presentation behaviors—including gaze, gesture, and paralanguage—to help lecturers and presenters improve their own non-verbal communication. His landmark paper "A Robot for Reconstructing Presentation Behavior in Lecture" (2018, 17 citations) established a novel approach where robots serve as behavioral models for human presenters. Goto's work has practical applications in e-learning, corporate exhibitions, and university lectures, as demonstrated by his studies on robot lectures for enhancing presentation skills (2022, 12 citations) and authoring robot presentations for reflection (2019, 5 citations). His research on multi-robot conversations and impression evaluation in real-world exhibitions has also contributed to understanding how robots can effectively communicate with human audiences. Goto's recent work extends into telemedicine with softness measurement methods for remote palpation, showcasing his versatility in applying robotics to healthcare challenges.
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- 1A Robot for Reconstructing Presentation Behavior in Lecture17 citations · 2018
- 2Robot lecture for enhancing presentation in lecture12 citations · 2022
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- 4Where Should Robots Talk?4 citations · 2018
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- 6Robot Lecture for Enhancing Non-verbal Behavior in Lecture2 citations · 2019
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