Toshikazu Ohshima
About Toshikazu Ohshima
Affiliations (Current and Past)
- Ritsumeikan University, College of Image Arts & Sciences
- Mixed Reality Systems Laboratory Inc.
Location
- Kyoto, Japan
Bio
SIGGRAPH Asia 2023
Toshikazu Ohshima is a professor at Ritsumeikan University since 2006. He received a Doctorate from University of Tsukuba, Graduate School of Engineering. Then he joined in Canon Inc. and served as a researcher for research and development of virtual reality since 1991. He worked as a senior researcher in a national project at Mixed Reality Laboratory Inc. since 1997. He served as a section chief at MR R&D section in Canon Inc. since 2001. Since 2006, he and his team have continually created technological and educational artworks based on scientific and biological simulations utilizing mixed reality experience. Since 2012, these works of art and edutainment have been annually exhibited at Laval Virtual ReVolution in France. In 2017, “MitsuDomoe,” a virtual ecosystem in a petri dish, was awarded the Laval Virtual Award of Training and Education. His research interests are mixed reality technologies and its deployment in education, medical and art field.
Conference Contributions
Artworks
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[Interactive and Monitor-Based]Artist(s): Experiences
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Emerging Technologies
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Art Papers and Presentations
Posters
Talks-Sketches
Other Information
Roles
- Art Show Artist
- Art Show Speaker/Presenter
- Emerging Technologies Presenter
- Immersive Pavilion (VR Village) Developer
- Poster Presenter
- Talk (Sketch) Presenter
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