An article co-authored by Project Professor Yukie Nagai has been published in IEEE Access. In collaboration with Ines Rito Lima, an internship student, we have developed an AI system that predicts motion trajectories and drifting behaviors based on the dynamics of vehicle motion and driving actions. This system is expected to contribute to future applications in autonomous driving systems. Ines […]
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Yue Quan has joined our lab
Yue Quan has joined our lab as a Ph.D. student on April 1, 2026.
Read moreProject Professor Yukie Nagai will participate in a panel discussion at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026
Project Professor Yukie Nagai will participate in a panel discussion at SusHi Tech Tokyo 2026, which will be held at Tokyo Big Sight from Monday, April 27 to Wednesday (national holiday), April 29, 2026. This event aims to realize sustainable cities through high technology and brings together innovators from around the world. A diverse range of participants—including startups, investors, major […]
Read moreNew Initiative with S-Pool, Inc. to Promote Understanding of Developmental Disorders
Nagai Laboratory at the University of Tokyo has launched a new initiative in collaboration with S-Pool, Inc., a company that supports employment for persons with disabilities. The program uses technologies such as a head-mounted display–based simulator that reproduces the atypical visual characteristics of individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Through this experiential program, supporters and others can better understand the […]
Read moreAn article by Project Professor Yukie Nagai has been published in the journal Seitai No Kagaku
An article by Project Professor Yukie Nagai has been published in the journal Seitai No Kagaku. In the special issue titled “The Brain and AI: The Future of Research in Neuroscience and Artificial Intelligence,” edited by Hitoshi Okamoto and Takuya Isomura of RIKEN, she discusses the future of neuroscience and AI research from the perspective of cognitive developmental robotics and […]
Read moreProject Professor Yukie Nagai will give a talk at the 6th International Symposium of the Institute for AI and Beyond
Project Professor Yukie Nagai will give a talk at he 6th International Symposium of the Institute for AI and Beyond, which will be held at the University of Tokyo on February 10, 2026. Under the theme of “Toward New Science with AI and Beyond,” we will discuss research challenges and achievements within the Institute for AI and Beyond started in […]
Read moreDr. Ruichen Li’s new project has been accepted for CREST “Multisensing” Young Researchers’ Challenge
he following project, for which Dr. Ruichen Li serves as the Principal Investigator, has been accepted for CREST “Multisensing” Young Researchers’ Challenge. CREST “Multisensing” Young Researchers’ Challenge “Computational Modeling of Autonomic Regulation Underlying Interoceptive Dynamics”[HP] Principal Investigator: Ruichen Li Period: 2026.04-2027.03
Read moreWe will offer UTokyo Global Unit Courses “AI for Understanding Human Intelligence”
We will offer a course “AI for Understanding Human Intelligence” within UTokyo Global Unit Courses 2026 organized by the University of Tokyo. This course aims to teach computational approaches using neural networks and robots for understanding the underlying mechanisms for human intelligence. Please apply for it if you are interested. UTokyo Global Unit Courses 2026 [HP] Course “AI for Understanding […]
Read moreResearch Topic “Translating neurodiversity: From predictive mechanisms to embodied systems” within Frontiers in Neurorobotics
We have been serving as editors for Research Topic “Translating neurodiversity: From predictive mechanisms to embodied systems” within Frontiers in Neurorobotics. This topic aims to share and discuss scientific and technological challenges in neurodiversity research. Your contributions will be highly appreciated. Research Topic “Translating neurodiversity: From predictive mechanisms to embodied systems” [HP] Manuscript Summary Submission Deadline: March 30, 2026 Manuscript […]
Read moreAn interview article with Project Professor Yukie Nagai conducted by the Neurodiversity Project has been published now
An interview article with Project Professor Yukie Nagai has been published on the Neurodiversity Project’s website. It introduces the motivation and scientific and social significance of the ASD Simulator and the Multimodal Emotion Estimation System, both of which our laboratory has been developing. ニューロダイバーシティプロジェクト, “INTERVIEW SERIES #23: 発達障がい者が見ている世界をシミュレータで再現一人ひとりに最適な支援の道を探る,” 2025年12月3日. [HP]
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