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Ieiri Lab
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A lab that designs how people relate to technology, centered on people and society.
AboutAbout the lab
Building good relationships between people and technology.
The Ieiri Lab explores forms of interaction centered on people, society, and culture.
As information and communication technology and artificial intelligence advance, new gaps sometimes arise between technology and people's values, culture, and relationships with one another.
The lab therefore aims to create information systems and design methods that help technology and people build better relationships.
Moving back and forth between theory and demonstration in real-world field settings, it pursues both the novelty of technology and its practical usability.
Key terms
- Interaction
- The way people and computers, or people with each other, engage when they exchange actions
- Agent-Based Simulation
- A method of running many autonomous, decision-making entities on a computer to examine the behavior of the whole
- Network Analysis
- A method of representing connections among people or things as nodes and links, and examining the characteristics of how they are connected
ResearchResearch themes
The Ieiri Lab builds on interaction technology, simulation technology, network analysis, and more to understand people's behavior and relationships and represent them as models. Through agent-based simulation and decision support, it tackles real-world problems from both theoretical and empirical angles.
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- Associate ProfessorYuya Ieiri
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