
autonomous driving v2x
[2023 – 2026] Investigating the Smart Pole Interaction Unit (SPIU) as an infrastructure-side interface that complements vehicle eHMI to reduce pedestrian negotiation burden and support clearer, safer interaction with autonomous vehicles in shared spaces.
open source
v2x
[2023 – 2026] Developing a robust, channel-adaptive vehicular localization and tracking system utilizing mmWave MIMO, RIS, and OTFS technologies for environments where GPS is unavailable.
digital twins extended reality
[2025 – 2028] Investigating Spatial ID as a standardized, multi-resolution spatial indexing layer that enables interoperable urban data systems, real-time querying, and large-scale spatial computing applications.
digital twins
[2023 – 2025] This project seeks to establish a scientifically framework for Level-4 autonomous flight of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Unlike traditional methods limited to static, spatial path planning, this research integrates 4D spatiotemporal representations, predictive world-models, safety-constrained reinforcement learning, and GPS-independent Vision-Language(-Action) (VLM/VLA) modules. The resulting system aims to achieve safe, efficient, and flexible navigation in dynamic, uncertain environments while addressing regulatory certification requirements.
We are part of the University of Tokyo’s Graduate School of Information Science and Technology, Department of Creative Informatics and focuses on computer networks and cyber-physical systems
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