Animal Computing
Rat’s responding behavior to prey-like virtual objects
We exposed rats to various virtual objects on screen and measured their target-oriented behavior using a deep learning algorithm. Rats show more and interactions with interactive object, which is dislocated by touching it, compared Read more…
Animal Computing
Discriminative orientation cue-dependent spatial navigation in mice
Animals use spatial or visual cues in order to find the correct route during navigation. Although some social animals understand human pointing, it remains unclear whether rodents can use externally given instructions for spatial Read more…
Animal Computing
Brain-Computer Interfaces
Turtle’s navigation control with human brain activity
Brain-computer interface techniques have advanced to a level where it is now possible to read human thoughts and use them to control machines such as robots or air vehicles, thus eliminating the need for hand-based Read more…