Life Engineering Symposium 2019
PROGRAM

Schedule

Day 1 Aug. 23rd (Fri.)
Room A

Room B

Room C

Keynote lecture 1 Jackrit Suthakorn

1A1

BME, starting again
from Manufacturing
(OS)

1B1

EEG 1

1C1

Sensor 1

1A2

System and Model

1B2

EEG 2

1C2

Student Awardsessionp.m.

Keynote lecture 2 S. Chumnanvej

Day 2 Aug 24th (Sat.)
Room A

Room B

Room C

2A1

Sensor 2

2B1

Motor function &Muscle 1

2A2

Neural Engineering
(OS)

2B2

Motor function &Muscle 2

a.m.

2C1

Imaging & Optic

Keynote lecture 3 Jan Lauwereyns

2A3

Functional NIRS
(OS)

2B3

Sensor 3

2A4

Bioinstrumentation
for Ubiquitous
Healthcare (OS)

2B4

ECG

p.m.

Keynote lecture 4 Janekrishna Kanatharana

Day 3 Aug. 25th (Sun.)
Room A

Room B

3A1

Life Engineering of the Toilet
(OS)

3B1

Motor function & Muscle 3

3A2

Muscle and skeletal
system/Motor function (OS)

3B2

EEG 3

a.m.

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Keynote lecture 1
Day 1

12:45-13:45 Friday, August 23

Presenter Jackrit Suthakorn(Mahidol University)
Title

Toward Medical Robotics Industry: A New Era for
Medical Treatment

Chair

Kazuki Nakajima (Toyama University)

Keynote lecture 2
Day 1

17:30-18:00 Friday, August 23

Presenter S. Chumnanvej(Neurosurgery Division, Surgery Department,
Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi Hospital,
Mahidol University)
Title

Robot-assistedendonasaltranssphenoid surgery

Chair

Yodchanan Wongsawat (Mahidol University)

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Keynote lecture 3
Day 2

13:30-14:00 Saturday, August 24

Presenter Jan Lauwereyns(Kyushu University)
Title

Perspectives from Cognitive Science
Bioethics and Biomedical Engineering

Chair

Keiji Iramina (Kyushu University)on

Keynote lecture 4
Day 2

18:00-18:30 Saturday, August 24

Presenter Janekrishna Kanatharana(EECi Director and Executive Vice President of
NSTDA)
Title

Translational Research Opportunity in Eastern
Economic Corridor of Innovation (EECi)

Chair

Yodchanan Wongsawat (Mahidol University)

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General Session
Room A Day 1 Friday, August 23
1A1
13:15 – 15:15
OS 1: BME, starting again from Manufacturing
Organizer: Tsuruo Matsuda (Kitakyushu Univercity)
Chair: Tsuruo Matsuda (Kitakyushu Univercity)

1A1-1

Challenge to sawing skill evaluation using the three-axis
acceleration sensor
Tomohiko Igasaki 1, Koki Matsuura 1, Akito Koga 1, Kazuharu Hashitsume 2
1 Kumamoto University, Japan,
2 Shimane University, Japan

1A1-2

Development of the non-invasive hand 3D measurement system
contributing to higher brain dysfunction, and integrated control
environment for pneumatic controlled glove for rehabilitation
assistant.
Junya Kaneda 1, Satoshi Takahashi 2, Tsuruo Matsuda 1
1 Kitakyushu Univercity, Japan,
2 Ryowa Co., Ltd., Japan

1A1-3

Research and development of force limit system using postbuckling characteristics of tape shaped shape memory alloy
Takumi Ishii 1, Hiroki Cho 2
1 Graduate student of the University of Kitakyushu, Japan
2 The University of Kitakyushu, Japan8

1A1-4

Effects of installed number of warp-direction alumite wire on
operating characteristics of weft yarn-type shape memory actuator
Kohei Saka 1, Naoki Ueno 1, Hiroki Cho 2
1 Graduate student of the University of Kitakyushu, Japan
2 The University of Kitakyushu, Japan

1A1-5

Toward the development of a sitting position training system
Takamichi Yotsumoto 1, keiichi Hiroshige 1, Atsushi Inomoto 1,
Masako, Fuchi 1, Seiichiro, Takahashi 1
1 Kyushu Nutrition Welfare University

1A1-6

A vital sign monitoring system with heatstroke prediction sensor in
overload exercise
Ryosuke Sakai 1, Shigetoshi Nakatake 1, Tsuruo Matsuda 1
1 The University of Kitakyushu, Japan9

1A2
15:30 – 17:30
General Session: System and Model
Chairs: Ken Kiyono (Kitakyushu Univercity),
P. Temrat (King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi)

1A2-1

Long-range auto- and cross-correlation analysis of non-stationary
biosignal time series
Akio Nakata 1, Itsuki Shiga 1, Miki Kaneko 1, Taiki Shigematsu 1
Ken, Kiyono 1
1 Osaka University, Japan

1A2-2

A numerical calculation of photonic crystal by employing Green’s
function method
Chiang Yan-Ju 1, Wu Cheng-Hsi 1
1 Oriental Institute of Technology, Taiwan

1A2-3

Training Pill Detection Model Using Synthetic Data Generation
C. Songsaksuppachok 1, P. Ritthipravat 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

1A2-4

A Study of Two-class OSA Classification Based on Artificial Neural
Networks
P. Temrat 1, Y. Jiraraksopakun, A. Bhatranand, K. Wea-asae
1 King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi,
2 Prince of Songkla University

1A2-5

Automated Generation of Synthetic Time-Lapse Image Sequencesof Living Cells
Zaw Htet Aung 1, P. Kanchanapiboon 1, P.Ritthipravat 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

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Viscoelastic eyeball behavior in vertical saccadic eye movement
Takehito Hayami 1, Takashi Matsuo 2, Kyosuke Fukuda 3,
Kazunori Shidoji 4
1 Okayama University, Japan
2 The University of Kitakyushu, Japan
3 Fukuoka Prefectural University, Japan
4 Kyushu University, Japan11

Room B Day 1 Friday, August 23
1B1
13:15 – 15:15
General Session: EEG 1
Chairs: Takenao Sugi (Saga University),
Watchara Sroykham (Mahidol University)

1B1-1

Cortical Potential Propagation as Integration of Sensory Memory
Gennosuke Tasaka 1, Takeshi Aihara 1
1 Tamagawa University, Japan

1B1-2

Brain modulation via binaural beatNantawachara Jirakittayakorn 1, Yodchanan Wongsawat
1 Faculty of Dentistry, Mahidol University, Thailand

1B1-3

An Analysis of Photic Driving EEG Evoked with Sets of Color
Flashes from the Glasses Having the Luminous Function
Tanaka Shu 1, 2, Hayami Takehito 1, Wongsawat Yodchanan 3,
Tiawongsuwan Lattika 3, Yamada Kenji 4, Ikuta Koji 6, Iramina Keiji 2
1 Okayama University, Japan
2 Kyushu University, Japan
3 Mahidol University, Thailand,
4 Osaka University, Japan,
5 University of Tokyo, Japan

1B1-4

Visual Field Defect Classification
Parisa Wu 1, Nattadet ChinThanaThatset 1, Soontorn Oraintara 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

1B1-5

The effect of the combined working memory and fm theta
neurofeedback training for attention and working memory
Hiroto Takeuchi 1, Keiji Iramina 1
1 Kyushu University, Japan12

1B1-6

The relationship between EEG and homone
Watchara Sroykham 1, Yodchanan Wongsawat 1
Mahidol University, Thailand

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1B2
15:30 – 17:30
General Session: EEG 1
Chairs: Tomohiko Igasaki (Kumamoto University),
T. Angsuwatanakul (Rangsit University)

1B2-1

The effect of background music on attention at different difficultylevels of video game
Van Le Thi Cam 1, Ayumi Tahara 1, Nonthaporn Nakphu 1, Keiji Iramina 1
1 Kyushu University, Japan

1B2-2

Feature Extraction of Fundamental EEG Activity for Developing
Screening System using Wearable EEG Device
Ryo Inoue 1, Takenao Sugi 1, Yoshitaka Matsuda 1, Satoru Goto 1,
Haruhiko Nohira 2, Ryuzo Mase 2
1 Saga University, Japan
2 Nihon Kohden Corporation, Japan

1B2-3

Analysis of Brain Activity for Preference Tasks Using EEG Signals
Thanate Angsuwatanakul 1, Wipavee Jung-in 1, Kittiya A-lad 1,
Manas Sangworasil 1
1 Rangsit University, Thailand

1B2-4

Case Study: Autism Spectrum Disorder's Unique Brain Activity
During Mental Arithmetic
Shota Hatano 1, Sho Ageno 1, Lattika Tiawongsuwan 2,
Sansit Ngamrassameewong 2, Yodchanan Wongsawat 2, Keiji Iramina 1
1 Kyushu University, Japan
2 Mahidol University, Thailand

1B2-5

Impactful Empathetic Design for People with Dementia
Sittha Sukkasi 1, Sarawut Lerspalungsanti 1
1 Design and Industry Solutions Research Team, MTEC, NSTDA

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1B2-6

Automatic detection of spikes and periodic discharges incontinuous EEGs in ICU: comparison with experts’ visualinspection
Yuki Asayama 1, Takenao Sugi 1, Yositaka Matsuda 1, Satoru Goto 1,
Haruhiko Nohira 2, Ryuzo Mase 2, Yuichi Kubota 3, 4
1 Saga University, Japan
2 Nihon Kohden Corporation, Japan
3 TMG Asaka Medical Center, Japan
4 Tokyo Wemen's Medical University, Japan15

Room C Day 1 Friday, August 23
1C1
13:15 – 15:15
General session: Sensor 1
Chairs: Hiroyuki Kudo (Meiji University),
Norased Nasongkla (Mahidol University)

1C1-1

Development of Estimation System for Diaper Absorption Volume
Using Capacitance Change
Sota Tanaka 1, Shujiro Konno 1, Juhyon Kim 1, Kazuki Nakajima 1
1 University of Toyama, Japan

1C1-2

The reduction of burst chlorhexidine-release on coated Foley
urinary catheter by biodegradable polymers: PLA and PCL
Siriwan Srisang 1, Norased Nasongkla 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

1C1-3

Measurement of Defecation and Urination by A Gas Sensor Placed
Under The Toilet Seat
Takumi Kamimura 1, Daisuke Inoue 1, Yoshio Kanayama 1, 2, Juhyon Kim 1,
Kazuki Nakajima 1
1 University of Toyama, Japan,
2 NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd., Japan

1C1-4

Study on the Effect of Daily Activities on Salvary Uric Acid
Determination
Haruna Saito 1, Yuki Ikemoto 1, Kenichi Nomura 2, Tomoya Koshi 2,
Yoshinori Horii 2, Manabu Yoshida 2, Hiroyuki Kudo 1
1 Meiji University, Japan
2 National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan

1C1-5

Boronic Acid Functionalized Guided Mode Resonance Sensor for
HbA1c Detection
P Chamras Promptmas 1, Boonrasri Seeleang 1, Songpol Ongwattanakul 1,
Sakoolkan Boonruang 1, Waleed S. Mohammed 1, Romuald Jolivot 1
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1 Mahidol University, Thailand

1C1-6

Comparative studies of Formulation and Preparation methods ofBovine Serum Albumin-Loaded Niosome
Norased Nasongkla 1, Komgrit Eawsakul 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

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1C2
15:30 – 17:30
LE2019 Student Award Session
Chairs: Naruhiro Shiozawa (Ritsumeikan University),
Akinori Ueno (Tokyo Deniki University)

1C2-1

Concurrent theta activity in intuitive understanding during anarithmetic task
Akira Okuwa 1, Arao Funase 1, Hironori Nakatani 2, Ichi Takumi 1
1 Nagoya Institute of Technology, Nagoya, Japan
2 Tokai University, Tokyo, Japan

1C2-2

Investigation of EEG-DMN using Phase Locking Value
Sho Ageno 1, Shota Hatano 1, Keiji Iramina 1
1 Kyushu University, Japan

1C2-3

Activation in Somatosensory Cortex during Object Recognition
Procedure
Zhaoxuan Li 1, De Bi 1, Wanqin Ma 1, Keiji Iramina 1
1 Kyushu University, Japan

1C2-4

Proposal of health index with Autonomic nervous system activity
using RGB Video Images
Yu Ochiai 1, Shima Okada 2, Jeong Hieyong 3, Yuko Ohno 3,
Masaaki Makikawa 2
1 Ritsumeikan University, Graduate School of Science and Engineering, Japan
2 Ritsumeikan University, Japan
3 Osaka University, Japan18

1C2-5Involvement of GABAergic transmission in the nucleus accumbens
related to the cue-selection behavior with a waiting period
Masaki Okubo 1, Kosuke Mastuzaki 1, Naoko Okada 1, Yutaka Komura 2,
Riichi Kajiwara 1
1 Meiji University, Japan
2 Kyoto University, Japan

1C2-6

New mechanical surface processing for bearing part in artificial
joint to reduce macrophage activation
Haruki Miyamoto 1, Nana Motojima 1, Yukio Fujiwara 1, Yuta Nakashima 1,
Yoshitaka Nakanishi 1
1 Kumamoto University, Japan19

RoomA Day 2 Saturday, August 24
2A1
8:30 – 10:10
General Session: Sensor 2
Chairs: Nobuo Watanabe (Shibaura Institute of Technology),
Benchaporn Lertanantawong (Mahidol University)

2A1-1

Nasal temperature: a new approach for continuous and noninvasive
psychological status monitoring during acupuncture
Tianyi Wang 1, Hieyong Jeong 1, Shima Okada 2, Yuko Ohno 3
1 Department of Robotics & Design for Innovative Healthcare, Graduate Schoolof Medicine, Osaka University, Japan,
2 Department of Robotics, College of Science and Engineering, Ritsumeikan
University, Japan
3 Department of Mathematical Health Science, Graduate School of Medicine,
Osaka University, Japan

2A1-2

Evaluation of Basic Characteristics of A Non-contact Thermal
Uroflowmeter
Shunsuke Ikegami 1, Takumi Kamimura 1, Yoshio Kanayama 1, 2,
Juhyon Kim 1, Hiroshi Kitamura 1, Kazuki Nakajima 1
1 University of Toyama, Japan
2 NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd., Japan

2A1-3

Color measurement on tissue with wearable device aimed for
postoperative blood flow monitoring
Koichi Kida 1, Jian Gu 1, Yuki Sunaga 1, Itsuro Saito 2, Yoko Tomioka 3,
Mutsumi Okazaki 3, Takao Someya 1, Masaki Sekino 1
1 Graduate School of Engineering, University of Tokyo, Japan
2 Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Tokyo, Japan
3 Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, University of Tokyo, Japan20

2A1-4

A Comparative Performance Between Molecularly Imprinted
Polymer and Antibodies for Homocysteinein the Electrochemical
Biosensor
Unchalee Kongintr 1, Chamras Promptmas 1, Benchaporn Lertanantawong 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

2A1-5

Electrochemical Synthesis of GaOOH Nanoparticles from Liquid
MetalsBenchaporn Lertanantawong 1, Panjaphong Lertsathitphong ,Jamie D. Riches , Anthony O’Mullane
1 Mahidol University, Thailand
2 King Mongkut’s University of Technology Thonburi, Thailand
3 Queensland University of Technology, Thailand

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2A2
10:30 – 12:30
OS 2: Neural Engineering
Organizer: Arao Funase (Nagoya Institute of Technology)
Chairs: Theerawit Wilaiprasitporn (Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science andTechnology),
Arao Funase (Nagoya Institute of Technology)
Abstract:
Neural Engineering researches are a bridge between neuroscience field andengineering feild. In this session, introducing various resaerches related to this
topic, we would like to discuss the future Neural Eigineering and its application.

2A2-1

Concurrent theta activity in intuitive understanding during anarithmetic task
Akira Okuwa 1, Arao Funase 1, Hironori Nakatani 2, Ichi Takumi 1
1 Nagoya Institute of Technology, Nagoya, Japan
2 Tokai University, Tokyo, Japan

2A2-2

Translingual Neurostimulation Device
Pisitpong Wongtha 1, Ariya Suthisophaarporn 1, Kitchanan Asavatamrat 1,
Yodchanan Wongsawat 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

2A2-3

EEG Time-Frequency Comparison of Standing and Sitting Motor
Imagery
Rattanaphon, Chaisaen 1, Narin, Kunaseth 1, Pitshaporn, Leelaarporn 1,
Apiwat, Ditthapron 1, Kanyarat, Boonkham 1, Theerawit, Wilaiprasitporn 1
1 BRAIN, Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science and Technology, Thailand

2A2-4

EMG Time-Frequency Comparison of Standing and Attempting tostand tasks
Kanyarat, Boonkham 1, Apiwat, Ditthapron 1, Rattanaphon, Chaisaen 1,
Narin, Kunaseth 1, Pitshaporn, Leelaarporn 1, Theerawit, Wilaiprasitporn 1
1 BRAIN, Vidyasirimedhi Institute of Science and Technology, Thailand

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2A2-5Integrated information in neural network
Takeru Kimura 1, Masafumi Oizumi 1, Jun Kitazono 1, Yuichiro Yada 1,
Hirokazu Takahashi 1
1 The University of Tokyo, Japan

2A2-6

Development of artificial gap junction for stimulating neuralsystems
T. Yagi 1, Y. Miyamoto 1, K. Shimba 2, Z. Peng 1, H. Miyata 1, S. Jeon 1,
G. Rix 1, T. Kawano 1, K. Wada 1, S. Kanno 1, Y. Kirihara 1
1 Tokyo Institute of Technology,
2 The University of Tokyo

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2A3
14:00 – 15:20
OS 3: Functional NIRS
Organizer: Hideo Eda (The Graduate School for the Creation of New
Photonics Industries)
Chair: Hideo Eda (The Graduate School for the Creation of New Photonics
Industries)

2A3-1

Measuring Brain Activity for Preference Tasks Using fNIRS
Thanate Angsuwatanakul 1 , Wipavee Jung-In 1, Kittiya A-lad 1,
Takenobu Matsuura 1
1 Rangsit University

2A3-2

Contribution of prefrontal cortex to attention conflicts in dual
memory tasks
Ruimin Wang 1, Iramina Keiji 1, 2
1 Graduate School of Systems Life Sciences, Kyushu University, Japan
2 Informatics Faculty of Information Science and Electrical Engineering, Kyushu
University, Japan

2A3-3

2A3-4

NIRS data comparison using the standardized phantom

Y.Tanikawa 1, E.Okada 2, Y.Yamada 3, H.Eda 4
1 National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Japan
2 Keio University, Japan
3 The University of Electro-Communications, Japan
4 The Graduate School for the Creation of New Photonics Industries, JapanThe transition of optics instruments for fNIRS and fMRI
K.Kiyohara 1, H.Eda 2
1 Kiyohara Optics Inc., Japan
2 The Graduate School for the Creation of New Photonics Industries, Japan

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2A4
16:00 – 18:00
OS 4: Bioinstrumentation for Ubiquitous Healthcare
Organizer: Akinori Ueno (Tokyo Deniki University)
Chair: Akinori Ueno (Tokyo Deniki University)

2A4-1

Analysis of Pupil Fluctuations as Stress Evaluation Method
Ayako Katoh 1, Toshiyuki Yaguchi 2
1 Saitama Medical University, Japan
2 Tokyo Denki University, Japan

2A4-2

Inter-scorer reliability in manual scoring of sleep stages on singlechannel EEG
Tatsuro Fujie 1, Yukari Tamamoto 2, Hideo Nakamura 2, Koichi Umimoto 2
1 Morinomiya University of Medical Sciences, Japan
2 Osaka Electro-Communication University, Japan

2A4-3

Respiration and heartbeat measurement using capacitive electrodewith resonant drive system
Morio Iwai 1, Koichiro Kobayashi 1, Naoki Honma 1, Atushi Satou 2
1 Iwate University, Japan
2 EQUOS RESEARCH Co., Ltd., Japan

2A4-4

Non-contact multi-vital in-bed measurements for nocturnal
healthcare
Akinori Ueno 1
1 Tokyo Deniki University, Japan

2A4-5

Development of wearable-type of multi channel wireless measuringsystem for EMG through cloth
Akihiko Tsukahara 1, Yutaro Yokoo 1, Keita Tanaka 1, Yoshinori Uchikawa 1
1 Tokyo Denki University, Japan

2A4-6

TeleMed Robot for Remotely Diagnosis
Korn Borvorntanajanya 1, Jackrit Suthakorn 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand25

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Room B Day 2 Saturday, August 24
2B1
8:30 – 10:10
General Session: Motor function & Muscle 1
Chairs: Shima Okada (Ritsumeikan University),
Warakorn Charoensuk (Mahidol University)

2B1-1

Motion Intent prediction for sit-to-stand assist by measurement oflower limb EMG
Asuka Murakami 1, Shima Okada 2, Masaaki Makikawa 2
1 The Graduate school of Ritsumeikn University, Japan
2 Ritsumeikan University, Japan

2B1-2

Human body fall behavior of based wearable measuring
Huang Shiannfong 1, Chen Yan-Cheng 2, Lai Tzu-Hsien 3
1 Oriental Institute of Technology, Taiwan
2 National Taiwan Normal University, Taiwan
3 Far Eastern Memorial Hospital, Taiwan

2B1-3

The difference of postural control mechanism between normal
weight and overweight groups: a study on the plantar force in three
regions of footThunaynoot Prasertsakul 1, Warakorn Charoensuk 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

2B1-4

A Review of Methods of Cervical Spine Range of Motion
Measurement
Kittisak Chotikkakamthorn 1, Panrasee Ritthipravat 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

2B1-5

SMART Alarming Insole System
Udomporn Manupibul 1, Warakorn Charoensuk 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

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2B2
10:30 – 12:30
General Session: Motor function & Muscle 2
Chairs: Naruhiro Shiozawa (Ritsumeikan University),
Pornchai Phukpattaranont (Prince of Songkla University)

2B2-1

Observer Based Force Control for Surgical tool Insertion
Branesh M. Pillai 1, Jackrit Suthakorn 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

2B2-2

Investigation of the relation between muscle activity and motor
imagery based on the muscle contraction types
Nyi Nyi Tun 1, Keiji Iramina 1
1 Kyushu University, Japan

2B2-3

Trial-to-trial peak-force variability is associated with muscle
activity pattern during repeated maximal plantar flexions
Chinami Taki 1, Naruhiro Shiozawa 1, Tetsuya Kimura 2
1 Ritsumeikan University, Japan
2 Kobe University, Japan

2B2-4

Recognition of EMG from finger movements for robotic handcontrol
Pornchai Phukpattaranont 1
1 Prince of Songkla University, Thailand

2B2-5

Proposal of an Integrated Muscle Relaxation Index in General
Anesthesia
Shitong Yuan 1, Masateru Tanimoto 2, Eiko Furutani 3, Toshihiro Takeda 4,
Tomomichi Sugawara 4, Kenji Kuroda 4, Gotaro Shirakami 4
1 Kyoto University, Japan
2 Sony Japan
3 University of Hyogo, Japan
4 Kagawa University, Japan

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2B2-6

Rehabilitation in facial palsy
Ratanapat Chanubol 1
1 Prasat Neurological Institute, Thailand

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2B3
14:00 – 15:40
General Session: Sensor 3
Chairs: Masaki Sekino (The University of Tokyo),
Yunyong Punsawad (Silpakorn University)

2B3-1

Real-time Sweat Lactate Monitoring System Embedded on an
Armband for Evaluation of Exercise Intensity
Sakae Konno 1, Masanobu Suzuki 1, Yusuke Suzuki 1, Hiroyuki Kudo 1
1 Meiji University, Japan

2B3-2

A MEMS Approachto Intracranial Pressure Monitoring
Preedipat Sattayasoonthorn 1, Jackrit Suthakorn 1, Sorayouth Chamnanvej 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

2B3-3

Flexible sensor array for monitoring physiological signals
Masaki Sekino 1, Jain Gu 1, Koichi Kida 1, Yuki Sunaga 1, Yoko Tomioka 1,
Mutsumi Okazaki 1, Itsuro Saito 2, Takao Someya 1
1 The University of Tokyo, Japan
2 iMed Japan, Japan

2B3-4

Synthesis of Poly(L-lysine) for the Fabrication of PICsome
P. Chinavinijkul 1, N.Nasongkla 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

2B3-5

Synthesis and Purification of Technetium-99m Labeled PolymericMicelles for Cancer
Wirat Assawapanumat 1, Sopon Udomphon,Chanisa Chotipanich 1,
Panya Sunintaboon 1, Norased Nasongkla 1
1 Mahidol University, National Cyclotron and PET Centre, Thailand

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2B4
16:00-18:00
General Session: ECG
Chairs: Akira Amano (Ritsumeikan University),
Phornphop Naiyanetr (Mahidol University)

2B4-1

Heart Rate Variability Response to Low-Level Carbon Dioxide
Exposure in Indoor Environment
Miki Kaneko, Taiki Shigematsu, Satoshi Nakae, Ken Kiyono
1 Osaka University, Japan

2B4-2

Pilot study on symbolic dynamic analysis of heart rate variability
for evaluating three emotions
Muhammad Shaufil Adha 1, Tomohiko Igasaki 1
1 Kumamoto University, Japan

2B4-3

A Preliminary Study on Excretion Electrocardiogram to Personal
Identification in the Toilet
Arata Nakagawa 1, Juhyon Kim 1, Kazuki Nakajima 1
1 University of Toyama, Japan

2B4-4

Intelligence ECG Monitor: Wireless platform and Application in
Arrhythmia classifier
Jirawat Iamsamang 1, Panida Cen 1, Weerapat Delong 1,Phornphop Naiyanetr 1
1 Mahidol University

2B4-5

Development of under-wear type device for electrocardiographmeasurement
Daisuke Goto 1, Chinami Taki 1, Minori Nakatani 1, Takuya Toyoshi 1,
Sima Okada 1, Naruhiro Shiozawa 1
1 Ritsumeikan University, Japan

2B4-6

Development of Automatic Sleep Stage Classification System using
EMG and ECG Signals for Power Nap Monitoring Prototype
Wachiraporn Aiamklin 1, Yunyong Punsawad 1
1 Silpakorn University, Thailand
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Room C Day 2 Saturday, August 24
2C1
10:30-12:30
General Session: Imaging & Optics
Chairs: Takehito Hayami (Okayama University),
Kajornvut Ounjai (King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi)

2C1-1

Time-lapse optical imaging system for monitoring the resting
membrane potential change of neurons in a mouse brain slice
Yoko Machida 1, Yuta Yamada 1, Shota Mizunuma 1, Takashi Tominaga 2,
Riichi Kajiwara 1
1 Meiji University, Japan
2 Tokushima Bunri University, Japan

2C1-2

The image analysis to detect erythrocytes’ damage induced by highshear stress
Masataka Inoue 1, Masaya Hakozaki 1, Jarod T. Horobin 2,
Antony P. McNamee 2, Geoff D. Tansley 3, John F. Fraser 4,
Michael J. Simmonds 2, Masahiro Shibata 1, Nobuo Watanabe 1
1 Dept. of Life Sciences, Systems Engineering and Science, Graduate School ofEngineering and Science, Shibaura Institute of Technology, Japan
2 Menzies Health Institute Queensland, Griffith University, Australia
3 School of Engineering and Built Environment, Griffith University, Australia
4 Critical Care Research Group, The Prince Charles Hospital, Australia

2C1-3

System integration of a fluoroscopic image calibration using robot
assisted surgical guidance for Distal locking process in closed
intramedullary nailing of femur
Sakol Nakdhamabhorn 1, Jackrit Suthakorn 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

2C1-4

Modeling of Fixational Eye Movement Using a non-Gaussian StateSpace Model
Hisashi Yoshida 1, Kaito Nagano 1, Yoshitaka Kitaoka 1, Takeshi Kohama 1
1 Department of Computationa Systems Biology, Kindai University, Japan

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2C1-5

Headgear free eye tracker for developmental disorder screening
using multiple video cameras
Naoya Tanaka 1, Takehito Hayami 1, Takashi Matsuo 2, Kazuko Yoshioka 3,
Kyosuke Fukuda 3, Kazunori Shidoji 4
1 Okayama University, Japan
2 The University of Kitakyushu, Japan
3 Fukuoka Prefectural University, Japan
4 Kyushu University, Japan

2C1-6

Logical Ensemble for Segmentation of Minority Classes in Medical
Images using Deep Learning
S. Tanpradit 1, T. Angsuwatanakul 1, M. Sangworasil 1, T. Matsuura 1,
J. A. O'Reilly 1
1 Rangsit University, Thailand

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Room A Day 3 Sunday, August 25
3A1
8:30-10:10
OS 5: Life Engineering of the Toilet
Organizer: Koji Oguri (Aichi Prefectural University)
Chairs: Koji Oguri (Aichi Prefectural University),
Kazuki Nakajima (University of Toyama)
Abstract:
Sensors are becoming smaller and more sophisticated. This makes long-termmonitoring of biological information easier. As a result, research on humancondition estimation technology development is in progress. A person's
urination and defecation can be a very effective indicator to know a person's
condition. In this session, we will focus on the toilet and discuss related IoTtechnologies.

3A1-1

Development and evaluation of a noncontact uroflowmeter
Kazuki Nakajima 1, Yoshio Kanayama 1, 2, Syunsuke Ikegami 1,
Takumi Kamimura 1, Kazunari Toda 2, Mamoru Hagiwara 3,
Hiroshi Kitamura 1
1 University of Toyama, Toyama, Japan
2 NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan
3 Richell Corp., Toyama, Japan

3A1-2

Salt Intake Reduction without Degrading QOL Using Salt Chip®
Norihisa Miki 1, 2, Kazuhiko Higashi 2
1 Keio University, Japan
2 LTaste Inc., Japan

3A1-3

Home uroflowmetry system with NB-iot communication.
S. Rattanasomrerk 1, P. Naiyanetr 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

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3A1-4

Study on urinary flow rate and volume based on multiple
measurements per healthy adult Japanese men using a portableuroflowmeter (P-Flowdiary®)
Masatake Shinohara 1, Kazumasa Torimoto 2, Atsushi Yamada 3,
Chie Matsushita 1, Hisashi Yoshida 4, Toshihisa Saka 1, Yoshihiko Hirao 1,
Akihide Hirayama 5, Nobumichi Tanaka 2, Kiyohide Fujimoto 2
1 Department of Urology, Osaka Gyoumeikan Hospital, Japan
2 Department of Urology, Nara Medical University, Japan
3 Department of Urology, Morinomiya Hospital, Japan
4 Faculty of Biology-Oriented Science and Technology, Kindai University, Japan
5 Department of Urology, Kindai University Nara Hospital, Japan

3A1-5

Flow Rate Estimation by Image Recognition of Simulated Urinary
Flowing in the Toilet Bowl
Haruki Kawanaka 1, Koji Oguri 1
1 Aichi Prefectural University, Japan

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3A2
10:30-12:30
OS 6: Muscle and skeletal system/Motor function
Organizer: Takehito Hayami (Okayama University)
Chairs: Yoshitaka Nakanishi (Kumamoto University),
Takehito Hayami (Okayama University)
Abstract:
Nowadays intelligent working machines and electronic devices made therepair and the extension of our body easier and more precise, especially in thefields of medicine and physiology. The musculoskeletal system which works
as a slave in our body is recognized as a commander in man-machine system.
The aim of this session is to make us revise the notion of the musculoskeletal
system as a seamless one which connects between brain science,
biomaterials and robotics by viewing the both roles of it, being composed ofmuscles and bones.

3A2-1

New mechanical surface processing for bearing part in artificial
joint to reduce macrophage activation
Haruki Miyamoto 1, Nana Motojima 1, Yukio Fujiwara 1, Yuta Nakashima 1,
Yoshitaka Nakanishi 1
1 Kumamoto University, Japan

3A2-2

Engineered bone scaffolds using 3D-printing technology
Warachote Shinwasusin 1, Apavisakarn Charoensirisrap 1,
Phornphop Naiyanetr 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

3A2-3

Three-dimensional multiscale surface-processing for creation of
bio-inspired surfaces
Yoshitaka Nakanishi 1, Kazuma Shibata 1, Yuta Nakashima 1
1 Kumamoto University, Japan

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3A2-4

New objective skill assessment system for the laparoscopic
intestinal anastomosis model and evaluation of validity
Munenori Uemura 1, Morimasa Tomikawa 2, Satoshi Ieiri 1
1 Kagoshima University, Japan,
2 Kyushu University, Japan

3A2-5

Robot-Assisted Carrying System for Elderly
Bibhu Sharma 1, Jackrit Suthakorn 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

3A2-6

Effects of gaze distance on direct pupillary light response:
relaxation curve analysis
Tomohiro Kimura 1, Takehito Hayami 1
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Room B Day 3 Sunday, August 25
3B1
8:30-10:30
General Session: Motor function & Muscle 3
Chairs: Munenori Uemura (Kagoshima University),
Ratanapat Chanubol (Prasat Neurological Institute)

3B1-1

Improvement in motor skill performance related to the daytime nap
timingMako Ogawa 1, Takeshi Aihara 1, Hiroshi Sasaki 1
1 Tamagawa University, Japan

3B1-2

The development of upper extremity rehabilitation system based on
combination of motor and cognitive training
Thitikorn Kaewlee 1, Panrasee Ritthipravat 1
1 Mahidol University Thailand

3B1-3

A mathematical model and skeletal muscle fatigue
Yuttamol Muangkram 1, Akira Amano 1
1 College of Life Sciences, Ritsumeikan University, Japan

3B1-4

Toward a stable telesurgery: current approaches
Keita Ono
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

3B1-5

Design of a Delivery Robot Prototype for In-Hospital Used
Pittawat Thiuthipsakul, Jackrit Suthakorn
1 Department of Biomedical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Mahidol
University, Thailand

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3B2
10:30-12:00
General Session: EEG 3
Chairs: Jyunichi Hori (Niigata Univrsty),
Dilok Puanhvuan (Mahidol University)

3B2-1

EEG Activity during Playing Game Design for Neurofeedback
Ayumi Tahara 1, Nonthaporn Nakphu 1, Van Le Thi Cam 1,
Thitikorn Kaewlee 2, Yodchanan Wongsawat 2, Keiji Iramina 1
1 Kyushu University, Japan,
2 Mahidol University, Thailand

3B2-2

Thai Language Brain Spelling System
Dilok Puanhvuan 1, Yodchanan Wongsawat 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

3B2-3

Comparing ERD/ERS pattern of motor imagery in VR and No-VR
condition
Fumiya Sanuki 1, Hiroyuki Iwata 1, Khanittha Kiatbamrungpunt 2, Keiji
Iramina 1
1 Kyushu University, Japan
2 Mahidol University, Thailand

3B2-4

Visualization of visual pathway using spatiotemporal cortical
dipole imaging considering filter property
Junichi Hori 1, Genki Shirato 1, Shota Saito 1
1 Niigata Univrsty, Japan

3B2-5

BCI-Based Emotion Ranking System for Neuromarketing
Nattapat Tanjariyaporn 1, Pisit Jitwiriyanon 1, Yodchanan Wongsawat 1
1 Mahidol University, Thailand

3B2-6

Effects of auditory white noise on visual working memory
Toshihiro Tamura 1, Ruimin Wang 1, Keiji Iramina 1
1 Kyushu University, Japan

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