My research aims to contribute to human safety and security by measuring the varied reactions of individuals during driving and using analysis of these as a basis for the proposal of improvements and countermeasures.

The lab focuses on "understanding people". I provide an experimental environment equivalent to that of a real vehicle, allowing the various human reactions and behaviors that emerge during driving to be measured. In this way, an understanding of human characteristics can be understood from the experimental data, facilitating the proposal of improvements and countermeasures. Ultimately, the goal of my work is to contribute to the improvement of human safety, security and wealth.

Instead of simply conducting experiments in a linear fashion, I first consider the situation in which the characteristics I wish to bring to light are observable, then conduct targeted analysis of individuals' biological information and behavior accordingly.