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ITO Kiyohide 教授
ITO, Kiyohide Professor
ITO Kiyohide Professor
ITO KiyohideBelongs:
Department of Media Architecture; Media design field, Intelligent Information and Science
Field of Study
Ecological psychology, psychology of the visually impairedPrevious employment/history
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and TechnologySubjects in charge (undergraduate)
Perceptual Systems Theory, Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive Psychology Seminar, Cognitive Science, Contemporary Design TheorySubjects taught (Graduate School)
Cognitive Systems Special Lecture IIBachelor of Science
Doctor of Education
ITO, Kiyohide Professor
Affiliation:
Department of Media Architecture、 Media Design Field、 Intelligent Information Science Field
Research Fields
Ecological Psychology, Psychology for indivisuals with visual impairmentSubjects in Charge (Undergraduate)
Perceptual System, Cognitive Psychology, Seminars in Cognitive Psychology, Cognitive Science, Modern DesignSubjects in Charge (Graduate School)
Special Topics of Cognitive System 2Degree
Ph.D. in EducationRelated Links
Research Projects
- Auditory Perception: I conduct research on the characteristics of environmental sounds and how sounds are perceived.
- Vibration perception: We are researching the effects of inaudible sounds on the psychological and physiological aspects of the body.
- We are researching the effects of Eastern body techniques on preventing locomotive syndrome.
- We are developing an ecological interface that is easy to use intuitively.
The appeal of research
I am confident that my research will help solve the problems that modern Japanese society will face in the future.
Achievements
Patent
Patent No. 4452785, Sensory Replacement Device. 2010
Award
- YASUI Shigeya, ITO Kiyohide. Tactile Arrow "DiGITS" - Panel-type Prototype for Route Guidance. IAUD International Design Award 2021 Silver Award. International Association for Universal Design, 2022.
- OKAMOTO Makoto, Otsuki Ayako, ITO Kiyohide. Creative support tools for visually impaired children and the potential of participatory design. YAMAHA Prize. IPSJ 3rd Accessibility Workshop, 2016.
- Ito, K., Fujimoto, Y., Otsuki, R., Okamoto, M., Akita, J., Komatsu, T., Masatani, A., & Ono, T. Development of the Future Body – Finger : A Novel Travel Aid for the Blind. Best Paper Award. IARIA AMBIENT 2012, 2012.
- OKAMOTO Makoto, Ono Tetsuo, ITO Kiyohide, Akita Junichi, Komatsu Takanori. CyARM. The Best Award. ASIA NETWORK BEYOND DESIGN (ANBD2008), 2008.
Major publications and papers
- Sound Paints Everyday Scenes: What the Vibration-Perceptual Self Brings. 2021. Kaneko Shobo.
- "Movement" and Sensation: Fundamentals and Practice of Universal Design – Considering Spatial Design from the Perspective of Human Sensation (Contributing Author), Japan Society for Welfare-Oriented Urban Development, Special Research Committee on Body and Space (ed.). Kajima Publishing Co., Ltd. 2020.
- Sound Texture – Information Units Enabling the Perception of Everyday Sound Environments. Ecological Turn in Knowledge, Vol. 2 (Contributing Author), Jun-ichi Murata (Ed.). 2013. University of Tokyo Press.
- (Dialogue) Meaning is embedded in noise—Human hearing in everyday life. Literature 11(6). 2010. Iwanami Shoten.
- I live in a world of light and shadow. A teenage bookshelf - books I want to encounter (contributing author), edited by Atsuko Asano. 2011. [Iwanami Junior Shinsho], Iwanami Shoten.
- Nonaka, T. Ito, K., & Stoffregen, T. A. Structure of variability in scanning movement predicts braille reading performance in children. Scientific Reports, 30;11(1):7182, 2021.
- ITO, Kiyohide. Co-creating Dogs and Humans: A Personal Essay on the Establishment of the Relationship Between Guide Dogs and Their Users. Japan Studies of Design Association, Studies of Design Research Special Issue "Co-creation and Participatory Design" 26(2), pp.58-70, 2019.
- Ito, K. & Sawada, M. Inaudible high-frequency waves facilitates active perception-action cycle. 20th International Conference on Perception and Action (ICPA2019), 2019.
- YASUI, Shigeya; ITO, Kiyohide; Kato, Shoken. DiGITS: Intuitive Directional Tactile Signs. Japan Studies of Design Association, Studies of Design Research Papers 25(1), pp.24-29, 2020.
- Ito, K., & Takiyama, M. Auditory perception of shaking events. Proceedings of the 18th International Conference on Perception and Action (ICPA18), 2015.
- ITO, Kiyohide; Kimura, Kenichi. The role of cooking sounds in determining the doneness of fried chicken. Proceedings of the HCG Symposium 2010, CD-ROM I-7, 2010.
- Stoffregen, TA, Ito, K., Hove, P., Yank, JR, & Bardy, BG The Postural responses to a moving environment of adults who are blind. Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness, 73-83, 2010.
- Stoffregen, TA, Villard, S., Kim, C., Ito, K., & Bardy, BG Coupling of head and body movement with motion of the audible environment. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 1221-1231, 2009.
Research Contents
- Auditory perception: I am a researcher who is investigating to reveal the relationship between listening and environmental sounds.
- Perception of vibration: I am engaged in the research to reveal effects of inaudible waves such as low frequencies or ultra sonic waves on perception and behaviors.
- Effect of exercise on anti-aging of physical motion: I recently start to study effects of eastern body works on preventing from locomotive syndromes.
- Ecological interface design: I and colleagues are developing “ecological interfaces” which allow people to use intuitively.
Attractive Factors of My Research
My research topics I mentioned above, I confirm, make to solve problems which Modern Japanese society will face near future.
Research seeds related to this faculty member
Everyday scenes painted by sound: What the vibration-perceptive self brings about
field of study:
Cognitive psychologykeyword:
# Ecopsychology # Auditory PsychologyNEWS
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