Tomoki Shiotani
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Tomoki Shiotani is a researcher in human-robot interaction and autonomous systems, with a particular focus on mobile projection technology and visual information delivery. His most cited work, "A behavior model of autonomous mobile projection robot for the visual information" (2011), introduces the concept of the Ubiquitous Display (UD)—an autonomous mobile-projection robot designed to dynamically present visual information and facilitate interactive experiences between projected content and users. This foundational contribution addresses how robots can intelligently navigate and position themselves to optimize visual communication in shared environments. Although his citation count is modest, Shiotani’s work is notable for its early exploration of mobile projection as a tool for human-robot interaction, bridging robotics, display technology, and user experience. His research has implications for assistive robotics, public information systems, and interactive installations. Shiotani’s contributions are particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in the intersection of autonomous navigation, projection mapping, and human-centered design.
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