| Committee |
Date Time |
Place |
Paper Title / Authors |
Abstract |
Paper # |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
10:37 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Poker Game AI Considering Facial Expression and Evaluation of Its Impact on Game Experience
Hibiki Nishimura, Wataru Kurihara, Yoshihisa Kanematsu, Suguru Matsuyoshi, Hirokazu Yasuhara, Koji Mikami (TUT) |
In poker, reading facial expressions and gestures is crucial for strategic play. While some poker AIs make decisions bas... [more] |
AIT2025-47
pp.25-28 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
11:13 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
A method for expressing dog grooming in a video game using toon rendering.
Yujiro Hara, Motonobu Kawasima (TUT) |
In video games and animation, there are many scenes in which dog-themed characters have their fur stroked. In this study... [more] |
AIT2025-50
pp.37-40 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
11:25 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Path finding using the range goal
Haruto Nakadai, Mizuki Morishita, Takashi Imagire (TPU) |
In digital games, path finding is performed to find the location of enemies. Although the virtual world of games continu... [more] |
AIT2025-56
pp.61-64 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
14:50 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
A method based on games to create Glitch Art
Noriki Amano (Notre Dame Seishin Univ.) |
We are exploring Glitch Art, which is based on the destructive manipulation of data. As part of this study, we propose a... [more] |
AIT2025-88
pp.178-181 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
15:38 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
A method for generating cinematics using large-scale language models in video games
Kohei Noi, Motonobu Kawashima (TUT) |
In recent years, video games using 3DCG have been produced with real-time rendered animations to show the events that oc... [more] |
AIT2025-92
pp.192-195 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
10:35 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Impact of National Team Victories in eSports Competitions on the Playing Population
-- A quasi-experimental --
Ren Shimokawara, Kaimu Nakamura, Mitsuki Horie, Taro Shirai, Hiroyuki Egami (NU) |
International sporting events are widely reported when good results are achieved, with support from governments and comp... [more] |
AIT2025-97
pp.211-214 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
10:35 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Impact of Recognizing a Calculation App's Purpose as Education or Entertainment on Play Behavior
Seiya Ogawa, Takashi Nakamura (Tokyo Polytechnic Univ.) |
Educational games are often engaged with an awareness of their learning objectives. This study posits that the perceptio... [more] |
AIT2025-101
pp.227-230 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
10:35 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Development of the Okonomiyaki Experience Game "Kote no Meijin"
Yu Shimizu, Takashi Nakamura (Tokyo Polytechnic Univ.) |
In this study, we developed Kote no Meijin, an Okonomiyaki Experience Game designed to be both simple and enjoyable, eve... [more] |
AIT2025-102
pp.231-234 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
10:35 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Development of an Augmented Reality Farming Game Utilizing Hand Tracking
Issei Wakasugi, Takashi Nakamura (Tokyo Polytechnic Univ.) |
We developed an augmented reality game that allows users to experience farming on a tabletop by leveraging hand-tracking... [more] |
AIT2025-103
pp.235-238 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
10:35 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Home game interface that detects hip movements
Toya Kinoshita, Hironori Hara (Tokyo Polytechnic Univ.) |
This work aims to improve tennis swing motion using a self-made controller that captures hip motion. In traditional tenn... [more] |
AIT2025-106
pp.243-245 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
10:35 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Design of a Card Game to Experience Color Vision Characteristics
Yui Hoshina, Tsukasa Kikuchi (TUT) |
In this study, a card game was created from scratch to allow people with general color vision to experience color vision... [more] |
AIT2025-108
pp.248-250 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
10:35 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Exploring the Relationship Between Big Five Personality Tendencies and In-Game Behaviors
Rong Yao, Hirokazu Yasuhara, Koji Mikami (TUT) |
In recent years, there has been growing interest in the relationship between personality traits and gameplay, but previo... [more] |
AIT2025-113
pp.264-267 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
10:35 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Mitigation of Repeated Retry Stress by Granting Items According to Game Over Situations
Shintaro Ishikawa, Wataru Kurihara, Yoshihisa Kanematsu, Koji Mikami (TUT) |
In recent years, as the difficulty of games has increased, there has been an increase in cases where players feel stress... [more] |
AIT2025-114
pp.268-271 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
10:35 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
An Investigation of Command Input Grace Frame in Fighting Games
Ryohei Tomida, Wataru Kurihara, Yoshihisa Kanematsu, Koji Mikami (TUT) |
One of the challenges in digital games is "game abandonment," which requires game design that helps maintain player moti... [more] |
AIT2025-116
pp.276-279 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
13:00 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Iroiro Color Fishing
-- Prototype and Initial Evaluation of a Fishing Game to Experience Differences in Color Vision Characteristics --
Kano Oikawa, Toshiaki Uchiyama (Tsukuba Univ.) |
People with color vision diversity perceive colors differently from those with typical color vision. However, many indiv... [more] |
AIT2025-119
pp.288-291 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
13:00 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
A Perception Experiment on the Sense of "Point of Audition" in 7.1.4 Speakers Environment.
Ukyo Miura, Akinori Ito (TUT) |
his research aims to collect actual examples using interactive media in a 7.1.4-channel multi-speaker environment and to... [more] |
AIT2025-130
pp.330-333 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
13:00 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Digital game archive using gameplay videos
Hyuugo Mukai, Hisakazu Hada (TUT) |
we examined preservation methods in digital archives with the aim of visually conveying the atmosphere and contents of g... [more] |
AIT2025-137
pp.350-353 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
14:30 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Creating an escape game for flood evacuation
Daiki Akiyama, Makoto J. Hirayama (OIT) |
A 2D escape game was created with the goal of raising evacuation awareness and solidifying evacuation knowledge in the e... [more] |
AIT2025-143
pp.367-370 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
14:30 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Investigation of Movement Direction Prediction Methods Using Walk-in-Place Motion
Yu Takahashi, Tomokazu Ishikawa (Toyo Univ.) |
In this study, we examine a method to estimate the direction of movement from stepping actions. Although joystick or but... [more] |
AIT2025-150
pp.387-388 |
| AIT, IIEEJ, AS, CG-ARTS |
2025-03-10
14:30 |
Tokyo |
Tokyo Polytechnic Univ. (Nakano) (Tokyo) |
Improving Dance Game Experience by Specifying Foot Direction Notes
Shinoha Kawata, Shuhei Kodama, Tomoaki Moriya, Tokiichiro Takahashi (Tokyo Denki Univ.) |
In recent years, lack of exercise has become a serious social issue due to decreased opportunities for exercise. There a... [more] |
AIT2025-162
pp.425-428 |
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