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2025 Award-winners
We are pleased to announce the recipients of the Digital Life Award and the winners of the Conference of Digital Life vol.3.
Digital Life Award
Outstanding Paper Award
-Social Sience-
Futa Yahiro (Shigakkan University)
“A Survey on BeReal among University Students: Focus on Learning Motivation and Privacy Consciousness”
Outstanding Paper Award
-Life Sience-
Ryo Tochimoto (Graduate School of Nihon University), Katsunori Oyama, Kazuki Nakamura (Nihon University)
“Wildlife Approach Detection Using a Custom-Built Multimodal IoT Camera System with Environmental Sound Analysis“
Note: The person in the photo is Dr. Oyama.
Young Researcher Award
Chihiro Tanaka (formerly ORDIST*, Kansai University)
“Research for Supporting Tactical Analysis Concerning Pass Skeleton in American Football”
*ORDIST: Organization for Research and Development of Innovative Science and Technology
Young Researcher Award
Atsushi Uechi (University of the Ryukyus)
“Evaluation of Revitalization Measures for Central City Areas Considering Changes in Human Flows”
Young Researcher Award
Masaya Nakahara (Osaka Electro-Communication University)
“Research on Indoor Self-Location Estimation Technique Using Similar Image Retrieval Considering Environmental Changes”
Young Researcher Award
Haruka Inoue (Osaka University of Economics)
“Fundamental Study on Detection of Dangerous Objects on the Road Surface Leading to Motorcycle Accidents Using a 360-Degree Camera”
The Conference of Digital Life vol.3
Digital INSPIRE OI-Start Special Prize
Akramjonova Dilyorakhon
(Undergraduate Student, Okayama University)
“Engineering Hope: Tech-Driven Answers to Social Challenges”
Digital INSPIRE Sankei Digital Prize
Katsuya Fujikawa (Fujikawa-jushi Co., Ltd.)
“Not Precision, but Reproducibility: The Craftsmanship of Refining Skills Digitally”
Best Poster Award
Ryo Komiya (Graduate School, Hosei University)
“Fundamental Study on Indoor Space Representation Using Local Spatial IDs Derived from Mobile Terminal Point Clouds”
Best Presentation Award
Hayato Sezaki (Graduate School, The University of Tokyo)
“Text Mining on Benefits and Challenges of AI-Generated Academic Paper Short Videos and Text Summaries”
Good Presentation Award
Haruka Nishikoba (Graduate School, Kansai University)
“Research for Extracting Activity Areas of Preschool Children in Early Childhood Education”
Good Presentation Award
Ryuma Kawakubo (Graduate School, Hosei University)
“Exploratory Study on Interpretation of Visual Information in Regional Disaster Management Plans Using Vision-Language Models”
Please note that the affiliations listed are as of the time of publication.
Congratulations to all the winners!