R&D Project

Goal 9 R&D Projects (Selected in FY2021)Realization of a society where people can live a Maemuki (forward-looking) life in the face of adversity.
Project manager (PM)YAMADA MakikoNational Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology, Group Leader
Summary of the project
This project aims to realize a society in which people can live a Maemuki (forward-looking) life even in the midst of adversity. To this end, we will clarify the diverse and multifaceted components of "positivity," calculate positivity indices by measuring physical posture and brain/physiological reactions, and establish technologies to assist, train, and educate people on positivity factors tailored to their individual situations through positivity support technologies.

Milestone by year 2032
Establish Maemuki (forward-looking) estimation technology based on unobservable measurements, and establish forward-looking assist technology, training technology, and support infrastructure.
Milestone by year 2027
Establish a method for estimating mental "positivity" from physical information and clarify context-appropriate positivity factors and their degree.
R&D theme progress reports
Performers
Theme [1] | YAMADA Makiko | National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology |
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Theme [1] | KASHINO Makio | NTT, Inc. |
Theme [1] | SHIMOJO Shinsuke | California Institute of Technology |
Theme [1] | HAMADA Hiroaki | Araya Inc. |
Theme [2] | HIRAO Takahiro | National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology |
Theme [2] | MINAMIMOTO Takafumi | National Institutes for Quantum Science and Technology |
Theme [2] | SADO Natsuki | University of Tsukuba |
Theme [2] | INOUE Kenichi | Kyoto University |
Theme [3] | TAGUCHI Shigeru | Hokkaido University |
Theme [3] | FUJIMORI Maiko | National Cancer Center |
Theme [3] | MATSUDA Tetsuya | Tamagawa University |
Theme [3] | TAKAHASHI Hidehiko | Institute of Science Tokyo |
Theme [-] | Michele WESSA | Leibniz Institute for Resilience Research |
Theme [-] | TSUCHIYA Naotsugu | Monash University |
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