Life and Death in Digital Mimicry
Dieses Projekt zielt darauf ab, KI-gestützte Integrationstechniken zwischen Mensch und Maschine zur Überwindung von Beeinträchtigungen und Behinderungen zu untersuchen. Durch die Verbindung von Unterstützungs-Hardware und akustischen, visuellen, taktilen Sensoren und Aktuatoren mit einem adaptiven und interaktiven Lernrahmen schlagen wir einen Proof of Concept unserer „xDiversity AI-Plattform“ vor, um den unterschiedlichen Fähigkeiten, Bedürfnissen und Anforderungen in unserer Gesellschaft gerecht zu werden. Unser Ziel ist ein soziales Design und der Einsatz der unterstützenden Technologien in Richtung einer integrativen Gesellschaft.
Projekt Credits:
- The JST CREST xDiversity project team consists of Yoichi Ochiai, Tatsuya Honda, Yusuke Sugano, Ken Endo and other colleagues
Biografie:
Dr. Yoichi Ochiai, born in 1987, is a media artist and Associate Professor at the University of Tsukuba. He received his Ph.D in Applied Computer Science from the University of Tokyo.
His work has been widely exhibited, including in the solo exhibitions „Image and Matter“, Kuala Lumpur, 2016, “Sehnsucht Nach Masse”, Tokyo Amana Square, 2019, and “Yoichi Ochiai, Beauty of National Resolution ∽ End to End Transformation of Material Things ∽ Digital Nature,” in Omotesando, Tokyo, which delved into the aesthetics of eastern philosophy. His work has also been shown in group exhibitions, including the Ars Electronica Festival, SIGGRAPH Art Gallery, Kempoku Arts Festival and Media Ambition Tokyo.
Yoichi has received numerous awards, including a World Technology Award in 2015, the Prix Ars Electronica 2016, an Honorary Mention in the EU STARTS Prizes 2016, and Laval Virtual Awards in 2014-17. He was included in the Best Knowledge Pool at the St. Gallen Symposium and the Global Shapers at the World Economic Forum.
He has been widely featured in the media, including in magazines and on television and radio, as well as on the cover of numerous design and art magazines, including Axis, Leonardo, and Nature Index 2017. He has given many lectures at universities both in Japan and abroad and at symposiums such as TEDxTokyo. At SEMICON Japan, a major semiconductor technology conference, Yoichi was the youngest ever keynote speaker in its 40-year history.
