Intelligent Cooperative Laboratory is leaded by Prof. Tomomasa Sato. and Dr. Taketoshi Mori works cooperatively as an associate professor. With professors, technical staffs, administrative staffs, graduate students and undergraduate students constitute our laboratory. The graduate students belong to Ph. D or Master Program of Graduate School of Information Science and Technology; Department of Mechano-Informatics, Department of Creative Informatics, or Graduate School of Interdisciplinary Information Studies. The undergraduate students belong to School of Engineering, Department of Mechano-Informatics or Department of Mechanical Engineering. They study in mechanical engineering seminar (3rd grade/junior year) and in research work for graduation thesis (4th grade/senior student).

Our research themes are human daily service systems, distributed cooperative robots, intelligent environments and machine intelligence. Our research targets are analysis of human intelligence, environmental or wearable human action measurement, human-symbiotic robot mechanism, ubiquitous network, pervasive sensing, action and motion database.