Yuki Enzaki

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Yuki Enzaki is a pioneering researcher in the field of embodied robotics and human-machine interaction, with a focus on extending human physical presence through large-scale robotic systems. Their most notable contribution is the development of the "Big Robot Mk.1A," a groundbreaking 5-meter-tall bipedal machine that integrates wheeled legs and a pilot control system. This robot translates the pilot's foot movements into forward motion, while its programming replicates the head trajectory of a 5-meter humanoid, creating a profound illusion of bodily extension. Enzaki's work has garnered 3 citations, but its true impact lies in its conceptual innovation—exploring how humans can perceive and control a giant robotic body as their own. This research bridges robotics, virtual reality, and cognitive science, offering insights into telepresence and augmented embodiment. Enzaki's achievement represents a bold step toward realizing science fiction visions of giant piloted robots, making them a distinctive voice in human augmentation and robotic interface design.