Okuno & Ogata Laboratory
Sound Information Processing Group
Department of Intelligence Science and Technology
Graduate School of Informatics, Kyoto University

Happy New Year, 2012!
We will drastically change soon.

Music makes possible the delightful symbiosis between humans and music co-player robots, regardless of generation and culture. For example, they dance, hum a tune, and clap hands when listening to music. They share the brilliant time through the music. [Jasmine 2011]

Introduction to Okuno & Ogata Lab. Members Publication Awards (Prof. Okuno was awarded.) Robot Audition Open Software "HARK" Grants-in-Aid for Scientific Research (S) "Development of Robot Audition from Computational Auditory Scene Analysis" (2007--2011) CrestMuse Project (Music Research) Robot Audition Project and Demonstrations Drum Sound Equalizer Publicity Robot Asimo can understand three voices at once, NewScientistTech (10 June 2008) "Playing It by Ear Scientific American, August 2007. "See Hear", The Japan Journal (July 2007) TV Tokyo, WBS (Jun. 12, 2004) WIRED Magazine, Issue 12.07 (July 2004). "The Humanoid Race", EAR section. Album How to Get Here Mapfan Mapion GSI (1/25K) Lecture handouts Lab Local Info (internal only)

• First HTML documents in Japan
• Article 9 a la 3:19 of Don Knuth (New)
• Humanoid SIG
• Electronic Digital Archive Research Group (aka Kawahara Laboratory)

• Free Online Dictionary of Computing

• Dictionary Thesaurus

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