A5014468613- AI in Service Interactions
- Personal Information Management and User Behavior
- Tactile and Sensory Interactions
- Speech and dialogue systems
- Spatial Cognition and Navigation
- Winter Sports Injuries and Performance
- Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts
Waseda University
2022-2025
Replying to formal emails is time-consuming and cognitively demanding, as it requires polite phrasing ensuring an adequate response the sender's demands. Although systems with Large Language Models (LLM) were designed simplify email replying process, users still needed provide detailed prompts obtain expected output. Therefore, we proposed evaluated LLM-powered question-and-answer (QA)-based approach for reply by answering a set of simple short questions generated from incoming email. We...
Training opportunities for visually impaired (VI) skiers are limited because it is essential them to have sighted people who guide with their voices. This study investigates an auditory feedback system that enables ski training using a simulator VI alone. Based on the results of interviews actual and guides, we designed following three types sounds: 1) single sound (ATS: Advance Turn Sound) conveys information about turns; 2) continuous (CES: Continuous Error emitted according difference...
People with visual impairment (PVI) are eager to push their limits in extreme sports such as alpine skiing. However, training skiing is very difficult it always requires assistance from an experienced guide. This paper explores sonification-based methods that enable PVI train using a simulator, which will allow them without Two types of sonification feedback for proposed and studied our experiment. The results suggest users any information can also pass through over 80% the poles compared on average.