Master’s Program: To respond to the declining birthrate and growing aging population, we aim to develop individuals in the related fields of healthcare and assistive technology and life support science and engineering, which enhance the living conditions of all people and help senior citizens and physically disabled persons live more independently. We promote education and research on biometry and biological control, biomedical signal processing, biophysiological engineering, human interfaces, and biomechanics, mechatronics, assistive technology, analysis and optimum control of living and social environment, sports science, wellness, ergonomics, universal design, and rehabilitation engineering.
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