Takeshi Naemura
Papers
8
Total Citations
55
H-Index
5
About
Takeshi Naemura is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-computer interaction, projection-based systems, and physical-digital integration. His work centers on creating seamless "phygital" environments where digital images and physical robots collaborate in real-time. Naemura's major contributions include developing projection-based localization and control methods for multiple mobile robots, enabling them to navigate and interact with projected visual feedback without visible markers. His research on "Imperceptible Color Vibration" for embedding pixel-by-pixel data into LCD images (13 citations) demonstrates novel approaches to invisible communication between displays and devices. The "Phygital Field" concept (10+ citations) represents a foundational framework for integrating computer graphics with robot swarms, allowing robots to form dynamic visual displays through coordinated movement and lighting. His "NavigaTorch" system (6 citations) introduces intuitive handheld projector interfaces for robot control, while his analysis of human nodding behavior informs the design of socially responsive robots. With over 55 total citations across his most impactful works, Naemura's research has significant implications for interactive entertainment, collaborative robotics, and ambient user interfaces, establishing him as a key innovator in projection-based human-robot interaction.
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- 3Phygital field10 citations · 2016
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- 8Phygital field3 citations · 2015