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Hieida Lab
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The lab studies robots that interact with people, using emotion models as a starting point.

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Modeling emotion, toward robots that have emotions.
The Hieida Lab studies robots that interact with people, using models of emotion as a starting point.
Its research fields are Kansei informatics and intelligent robotics, and its keywords are emotion models and human-robot interaction.
Toward developing robots that have emotions, the lab works on building models of emotional responses.
Associate Professor Hieida took up a position as Associate Professor at the University of Electro-Communications in April 2026.
Key terms
- Human-robot interaction
- A research field that deals with situations in which people and robots interact
- Intelligent robotics
- A research field that deals with giving robots intelligent capabilities
- Kansei informatics
- A research field that treats human sensibility and emotion as information
ResearchResearch themes
Toward developing robots that have emotions, the lab works on representing the mechanisms by which emotions arise with computational models. Its research keywords are emotion models and human-robot interaction.
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- Associate ProfessorChie Hieida
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