Ryota Kondo
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About
Ryota Kondo is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of virtual reality, haptics, and human augmentation. His work focuses on the perceptual and motor mechanisms underlying the sense of embodiment for robotic limbs, particularly when users control an additional limb that synchronizes with both their hand and foot simultaneously. Kondo’s key contributions include demonstrating how visual appearance and reference frames—such as space, torso, or head-centered coordinates—influence the user’s sense of ownership and motor control over wearable robotic appendages. His 2023 study on perceptual attribution of a virtual robotic limb has garnered 3 citations, while his 2022 investigation into reference frames has received 2 citations, laying foundational insights for designing intuitive, body-integrated robotic interfaces. By systematically probing how the brain incorporates artificial limbs into its body schema, Kondo’s work advances the development of assistive technologies and augmented human capabilities. His research is particularly notable for its interdisciplinary approach, bridging cognitive science, robotics, and virtual reality to reshape how we understand and engineer human-machine interaction.
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