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Fundamental Intelligent Informatics Visiting Faculty Lab (Ito & Tawara)
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The lab of visiting faculty working on smart logistics and speech information processing.

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Visiting faculty in smart logistics and speech information processing.
The visiting faculty of the Fundamental Intelligent Informatics Chair (Seigo Ito and Naohiro Tawara) belong to the Fundamental Intelligent Informatics Chair in the Department of Intelligent Systems, Graduate School of Informatics, as Visiting Associate Professors.
Visiting Associate Professor Ito is affiliated with Toyota Central R&D Labs, and Visiting Associate Professor Tawara is affiliated with NTT Communication Science Laboratories of NTT, Inc.
Visiting Associate Professor Ito's research fields are listed as smart logistics, smart factories, autonomous mobile robots, and autonomous driving, while Visiting Associate Professor Tawara's are listed as speech information processing and acoustic signal processing.
Visiting Associate Professor Tawara's personal page states that Tawara is a researcher in the Signal Processing Research Group at NTT Communication Science Laboratories.
Key terms
- Speech information processing
- A technical field concerned with handling human voice with computers
- Smart factory
- A factory that is operated using information technology
- Autonomous mobile robot
- A robot that moves while making its own decisions, without being operated by a person
ResearchResearch themes
The research fields of the Visiting Associate Professors are smart logistics, smart factories, autonomous mobile robots, and autonomous driving on one side, and speech information processing and acoustic signal processing on the other. Visiting Associate Professor Tawara's personal page lists papers on speaker clustering and speech recognition.
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- Visiting Associate ProfessorSeigo Ito
- Visiting Associate ProfessorNaohiro Tawara
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