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Feel Engineering Lab
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A lab that studies interfaces combining touch with other senses to create new sensations of feel.
AboutAbout the lab
Reproducing and creating feel through engineering.
The Feel Engineering Lab studies technologies and content that engineer the reproduction and creation of the sensation of touching things.
By combining other senses with touch and presenting information based on physiology and psychology, the lab aims to build interfaces that let users experience the feel they want.
It develops methods of presenting sensations that exploit human perceptual characteristics, such as illusions and cross-modal phenomena.
The lab also works on creating products that combine natural materials with advanced technology, and one example of its research is an electronic circuit based on urushi lacquer.
Key terms
- Cross-modal
- A phenomenon in which stimulation of one sense influences the perception of another sense.
- Interface
- A mechanism for exchanging information between humans and machines.
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The lab aims to design new human-centered interfaces that combine not only touch but also other senses and present information based on human physiology and psychology. Its approaches are establishing technology for unconscious behavior change, developing efficient methods of presenting sensations using illusions, cross-modal effects, and the like, and creating products that combine natural materials with advanced technology.
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MembersFaculty
The members of the Feel Engineering Lab consist of faculty members, technical assistants, doctoral, master's, and undergraduate students, and research students.As of 2026
- Associate ProfessorYuki Hashimoto
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- Top image: “Head-mounted display and wired gloves, Ames Research Center” National Aeronautics and Space Administration. / Public domain (cropped)
- Scent Presentation Considering Olfactory Reaction Time: “FireBrands aroma diffuser with fragrance container” KaSha1921 / CC BY 4.0 (cropped)
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