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Award International Conference
Fragra: A Visual-Olfactory VR GameArito MOCHIZUKI, Takashi AMADA, Sayuri SAWA, Tadayuki TAKEDA,
Shogo MOTOYASHIKI, Kazuhiro KOHYAMA, Masataka IMURA, Kunihiro CHIHARA
SIGGRAPH 2004 Sketches, Los Angeles, California, USA, August 2004.
Shogo MOTOYASHIKI, Kazuhiro KOHYAMA, Masataka IMURA, Kunihiro CHIHARA
SIGGRAPH 2004 Sketches, Los Angeles, California, USA, August 2004.
Domestic ConferenceA Research of Olfactory Display Specialized for Active SniffingArito MOCHIZUKI, Masataka IMURA, Yoshihiro YASUMURO, Yoshitsugu MANABE, Kunihiro CHIHARA
Proceedings of Virtual Reality Society of Japan 9th Annual Conference, Kyoto, Japan, pp.567-570, September 2004 (in Japanese).
Proceedings of Virtual Reality Society of Japan 9th Annual Conference, Kyoto, Japan, pp.567-570, September 2004 (in Japanese).
An Olfcatory Display Device Linked with Human GestureArito MOCHIZUKI, Takashi AMADA, Sayuri SAWA, Tadayuki TAKEDA,
Shogo MOTOYASHIKI, Kazuhiro KOHYAMA, Masataka IMURA, Kunihiro CHIHARA
Proceedings of SCI'04, Kyoto, Japan, Vol.48, 6004, pp.531-532, 2004 (in Japanese).
Shogo MOTOYASHIKI, Kazuhiro KOHYAMA, Masataka IMURA, Kunihiro CHIHARA
Proceedings of SCI'04, Kyoto, Japan, Vol.48, 6004, pp.531-532, 2004 (in Japanese).
A study of olfactory display for active scent perceptionArito MOCHIZUKI, Takashi AMADA, Shusaku KIDA, Sayuri SAWA, Tadayuki TAKEDA,
Shogo MOTOYASHIKI, Kazuhiro KOHYAMA, Masataka IMURA, Kunihiro CHIHARA
IPSJ Symposium Series Vol.2004, No.5, pp.33-34, March 2004(in Japanese).
Shogo MOTOYASHIKI, Kazuhiro KOHYAMA, Masataka IMURA, Kunihiro CHIHARA
IPSJ Symposium Series Vol.2004, No.5, pp.33-34, March 2004(in Japanese).
Virtual Game with Olfactory DisplayTakashi AMADA, Kohji URAWAKI, Shusaku KIDA, Kazuhiro KOHYAMA,
Sayuri SAWA, Tadayuki TAKEDA, Arito MOCHIZUKI, Shogo MOTOYASHIKI
Proceedings of Virtual Reality Society of Japan 8th Annual Conference, Gifu, Japan, p. 285, September 2003 (in Japanese).
Sayuri SAWA, Tadayuki TAKEDA, Arito MOCHIZUKI, Shogo MOTOYASHIKI
Proceedings of Virtual Reality Society of Japan 8th Annual Conference, Gifu, Japan, p. 285, September 2003 (in Japanese).
Model of spatial perception based on neural populationGraduation Thesis of Tokyo Univ.