About Me

I am a Ph.D. student (1st year) at the Life Engineering Laboratory, University of Tsukuba.

My research focuses on developing novel haptic and thermal interfaces for immersive virtual reality experiences.

I am interested in understanding human perception mechanisms and applying perceptual phenomena to create new interaction technologies.

Research Interests

My current research interests include:

• Virtual Reality (VR)
• Haptic Interfaces
• Thermal Sensation
• Vibrotactile Feedback
• Human Perception
• Multimodal Interaction

Education

University of Tsukuba

Doctoral Program in Life Engineering
2026 – Present

Life Engineering Laboratory
Research area: Virtual Reality, Haptics, Thermal Feedback

University of Tsukuba

Master’s Program in Computer Science
Degree Programs in Systems and Information Engineering, Graduate School of Science and Technology

2024 – 2026

Research area: Virtual Reality and Haptic Interaction

Research Activities

My research explores how human perceptual mechanisms can be utilized to create immersive experiences.

In particular, I investigate:

• Thermal feedback methods for virtual reality
• Warmth motion illusion induced by pulling illusion
• Non-contact thermal presentation
• Vibrotactile-based perceptual modulation