[Keynote Speech]How neuroscience reveals the identity of "comfort"

10:30-11:10 Pre-Registration required

Consortium for Applied Neuroscience

NTT DATA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT CONSULTING

Mr. Shota Isomura

R&D on Robotics for Well-being

11:25-11:55 Pre-Registration required

Panasonic Holdings

Dr. Takeshi Ando

Report of global automotive ambience interior design & tech trend

12:10-12:40 Pre-Registration required

PIXEL.A

CEO

Mr. Yoshimasa Yamamoto

Human Tactile Sensing and Application Examples

12:55-13:25 Pre-Registration required

Nagoya Institute of Technology

Graduate School of Engineering

Professor

Prof. Yoshihiro Tanaka

Wearable sensor materials and applications

13:40-14:10 Pre-Registration required

TOYOBO

Corporate Research center, Comfort engineering center, Comfort creation group

Leader

Ph.D. Euichul Kwon

【Profile】

After working for a textile company in South Korea for five years, he studied abroad at Shinshu University, where he majored in KANSEI Engineering and obtained a doctorate. Since 2012, he has been working at TOYOBO CO., LTD. Corporate Research Center (Comfort Engineering Center). He is engaged in comfort evaluation, construction of tactile evaluation methods and development of products specialized in tactile sensation, and the development of conductive material "COCOMI®" for wearable sensing.

【Abstract】

"COCOMI®", a conductive film material developed by TOYOBO CO., LTD. is highly conductive, thin, flexible, and easy to process into any shape. Utilizing garment design technology cultivated over many years, COCOMI® can acquire biometric signals with high accuracy even with small garment pressure and has excellent washing durability. By processing it into a capacitive strain sensor, it can also be used as a respiration sensor. In this seminar, we will introduce the characteristics of "COCOMI®" and its applications.