Papers
8
Total Citations
57
H-Index
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About
Shogo Fukushima is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, robotics, and visual communication. His work centers on creating seamless "phygital" environments—integrated fields where physical robots and digital images coexist and interact in real-time. Fukushima's major contributions include developing projection-based localization and control methods for multiple mobile robots, enabling pixel-level visible light communication that allows robots to navigate using coded light embedded in projected images. His 2017 paper on "Imperceptible Color Vibration" introduced a technique for embedding data into LCD images without visible markers, garnering 13 citations and advancing unobtrusive information transmission. With over 44 cumulative citations across his most-cited works, Fukushima has demonstrated significant impact in tangible interaction and robotic interfaces. Notable achievements include the "NavigaTorch" system, a handheld projector interface for intuitive robot control, and research on vibrotactile feedback for virtual body alteration. His analysis of human nodding behavior for designing social robots further showcases his interdisciplinary approach, blending engineering with cognitive science to create more natural human-robot interactions.
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- 3Phygital field10 citations · 2016
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- 5Virtual alteration of body material by periodic vibrotactile feedback5 citations · 2013
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- 8Phygital field3 citations · 2015