[ISSUE17] Home & Family
- A home is not just a building that shelters us from the elements; it is a haven in our daily lives and signifies family. Its shape and meaning have changed gradually over time. In this day and age, cutting-edge technologies, such as the Internet of things (IoT) and AI, are transforming the home into a smart house or a smart home. The families living in these homes are also becoming increasingly diverse. In this edition, we will introduce research that attempts to capture the present and future shape of these homes.
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Robots that Move Freely Across Walls and Ceilings to Realize Optimum Space
- Jooho Lee, Ph.D.Professor, College of Information Science and Engineering
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Toward the Era of Society 5.0: Empowering energy users in producing their own energy: sustainable biogas production from household food waste
- Gian Powell Marquez, D.Eng. (Doctor of Engineering)Associate Professor, College of Global Liberal Arts
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Considering Houses That Let Us Live with Comfort and Health
- Myonghyang Lee, Ph.D.Associate Professor, College of Science and Engineering
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The Secrets of the Longevity of Century-Old Family Businesses
- Shaojie Dou, Ph.D.Lecturer, College of Business Administration
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The Changing Family Structure with Time
- TSUTSUI Junya, Ph.D.Professor, College of Social Sciences