fujitsu laboratories: pioneering new frontiers for emerging technologies

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Human Centric Innovation

in Action

Fujitsu Forum 2015

18th – 19th November


Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.: Pioneering New Frontiers for Emerging Technologies

Shigeru Sasaki Corporate Executive Officer and Director

Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.


Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.: Introduction


Technologies to drive growth of the Fujitsu Group

Fujitsu Laboratories

Fujitsu Group

New Markets

New Domains

New Technologies

Fujitsu Laboratories Group: Mission

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Technology Value Chain of Fujitsu Laboratories

Solutions

Web Services

Security Environment

Systems

Servers

Networks

Photonics

Wireless Devices

Partners Universities Governmental

Projects

Value Creation

Materials

Big data

Tablets/PCs

Cloud Computing

Mobile Phones

Artificial Intelligence

IoT


Fujitsu Laboratories Group: Overview

Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. in Atsugi (Since 1983)

Fujitsu Laboratories of Europe, Ltd. (since 2001)

Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. in Kawasaki (Since 1968)

Fujitsu Research and Development Center Co., Ltd. (Since 1998)

Fujitsu Laboratories of America, Inc. (since 1993)

CEO and Representative Director

Capital: 46 million EUR

R&D Budget: Approx. 230 million EUR

Total Employees: Approx. 1,400 worldwide *€=\130: the approximate closing rate on March 31, 2015.

FY 2014 is fiscal year ended March 31, 2015.


Global Collaboration

Kawasaki, Japan

Atsugi, Japan

London

Shanghai Suzhou

Beijing Madrid

11 Countries, 51Projects

Off-shore research leveraging exceptional researchers

Discovering regional technology trends

Technology dissemination to raise global presence

“Act local” activities targeting discovery of new businesses

Sunnyvale Texas


Creating new value and developing new markets Contributing to core businesses

Technology Strategy

Task Force

Fujitsu Limited and Subsidiaries

Technologies and market trends / Customer and partner needs

Government Projects

Universities & Research Institutes

R&D R&D

Investment

Fujitsu Laboratories

R&D Scheme of the Fujitsu Group

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Fujitsu's vision, value proposition to customers, and enabling technologies and services

Connect people with digital information and

physical things and infrastructure to empower people

Fujitsu Technology and Service Vision

People

Information

Infrastructure

Human Centric Innovation Human

Empowerment

Connected Infrastructure

Creative Intelligence



Fujitsu Laboratories: R&D Strategy Structure

Healthcare Agriculture Education Transportation/ Logistics

Environment Social

Infrastructure Energy Natural Disaster Mitigation

Computer Architecture Network Architecture Cognitive Computing

Social Science Physical and

Chemical

ICT Megatrends


Future Technology that Understands Human Will and Intent, Empowering People

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Future Society

What will future society be like 50 to 100 years ahead? Elimination of Cancer Autonomous Vehicles Artificial Intelligence 200-year Life Expectancy Humanoids

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Future Society: 50 to 100 Years Ahead

Elimination of Cancer

Autonomous Vehicles

Nano-machines

Quantum Computers

Artificial Intelligence

Universal Translators

Artificial Photosynthesis

Space Travel

Space Elevators

Seabed Cities

Instantaneous Transport

200-year Life Expectancy

Weather Control

Humanoids Copyright 2015 FUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD.


1901 First Nobel Prize: Roentgen’s discovery of X-rays 1905 Einstein’s theory of relativity 1907 Thermionic vacuum tube 1925 Yagi antenna 1926 Electronic image reception via cathode-ray tube (TV) 1935 Fuji Communication Machine Co., Ltd. (Fujitsu) established 1946 ENIAC, an electronic computer 1947 Invention of semiconductor transistor by Shockley and others 1954 FACOM 100 automatic relay computer 1959 Invention of integrated circuit (IC) by Kilby 1968 Fujitsu Laboratories established 1969 Discovery of tunnel effect by Reona Esaki 1974 LSI-based computer 1980 High Electron Mobility Transistor (HEMT) 1992 Rudder-type SAW filter 2003 Contact-less palm vein authentication 2011 The K Computer supercomputer 2012 Discovery of iPS cell by Shinya Yamanaka 2014 Invention of GaN blue light-emitting diode (LED) by Hiroshi Amano, Isamu Akasaki, and Shuji Nakamura 2015 Takaaki Kajita: Neutrino, Satoshi Omura: Parasite-Fighting Therapies

Progress in Science and Technology


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1990: Self-driving vehicle PSV 1997: Flying dolphin Finfin

1997: AI beats world chess champion

2001: HAL9000 (1968)

2003: Astroy Boy Atom (1951)

2011: AI beats quiz champion

2012: AI beats Japanese Chess Master Autonomous driving

2014: AI passes Turing Test

2021: Robot passes University of Tokyo entrance examination

1980: Machine translation

1950: Turing Test 1956: Term “artificial intelligence” coined

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Robotics (Integrated AI)

Progress in Science and Technology

2005: Machine Learning Shogi Software

Intelligence/ control system

(Thinking) • Language comprehension • Image recognition • Learning functions • Telecommunication/control • Autonomous system

Sensor (Feeling) •Five senses:

• Image recognition (vision); • Voice recognition (hearing); • Smell, taste, and touch • Communication/control

Motor (Motion)

• Multi-axis/multi-joint control

• Safety control • Actuator • Material and structure • Power source



Neanderthal

Sports, music, theater, sensibility, artistic sensibility

Modern Humans

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Text Papyrus

Voice/Language

Chauvet cave mural

Image

Cro-Magnon

Hypothesis ?: Progress of the Human Brain


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http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%95%E3%82%A1%E3%82%A4%E3%83%AB:Chauvet_cave,_paintings.JPG


Text / Diagrams / Pictures Writing/Painting

Vision

Individual, Biometric Authentication

Hearing: Sound / Music

Touch

Smell Taste

Emotion

Memory / Learning / Recollection / Recognition / Illusion / Oblivion

Five Senses Made the Computer More Intelligent


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Beyond the Limits of Humans’ Five Senses


Predicting Human Will and Intent

Corneal reflection Pupil

Detects gaze from pupil position and corneal reflection

Gaze Tracking sensors

Gaze detection

Records what, where, and how long the person observes objects

Gaze Data/History

? Analysis of

will and intent

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Aiming to create technology

that can anticipate

human will and Intent

Small Gaze Detection Sensor Technology Small Gaze Tracking Sensor

Small Gaze Tracking Sensor

Real-time detection

Display the information of the object

Detects gaze tracking as the person observes

an object

Computer can record what, where, and how long the person observes objects

Computer understand where a person was looking and for how long


Predicting Human Will and Intent

Corneal reflection Pupil

Detects gaze from pupil position and corneal reflection

Gaze Tracking sensors

Gaze detection

Records what, where, and how long the person observes objects

Gaze Data/History

? Analysis of

will and intent

?


Identifying Invisible Biometric Keys

Sensor

Near-infrared

rays

Palm vein authentication

Invisible Key Database/ Analysis

Obtain data

Comparison

Identify uniqueness and individuality of individuals

Authentication


Simple log-ins with the wave of one’s palm World’s first tablet with a built-in vein sensor, and with the world’s smallest vein sensor


Identifying Invisible Biometric Keys

Sensor

Near-infrared

rays

Palm vein authentication

Invisible Key Database/ Analysis

Obtain data

Comparison

Identify uniqueness and individuality of individuals

Authentication


Observation Beyond Human Eyesight

Vehicle‘s plate Certification: Highly precise recognition in all weather

Snowfall Processing in Progress

Snowfall Level:



Snowfall Level:


Observation Beyond Human Eyesight

Vehicle‘s plate Certification: Highly precise recognition in all weather


Snowfall Level:


Molecule Sensor for Healthier and Safer Environment

High sensitivity detection of gas molecules (gas, odor)

Molecule sensor

Captures gas molecules using carbon atom net

Gas molecule

Graphene

• Environmental monitoring: Odorless/trace hazardous gas

• Bacteria, virus, etc.

Protecting people and the environment from invisible threats

• Medical examination tools (lifestyle-related diseases, etc.) • Disease diagnosis devices (cancer, dementia, etc.)

Detecting health conditions from breath without drawing blood


Detecting Human Emotions

Integrates inference of emotional instability and keyword

Keyword Detection

Stability Analysis

Combined Decision Result: Detection of stress situation

(Ex. Situation in which trouble occurs)

Monitoring system

Stress Detection

Smart phone

“Come here to explain about the compensation.”

“Well, even if you say that…”

Signal Processing

Victim (Elderly person) Scammer

Support

Phone scam

Supervisor

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Instability


Game Tree

10226

Board-States

1071

Machine Learning

Computer Able to Beat a Professional Shogi* Player * Japanese chess

http://itpro.nikkeibp.co.jp/article/NC/20131226/527422/


Example: Financial Data Analytics with New Platform

Hot News and Fresh Information

Creating new value from Big Data and Fresh Information

Storage

Metadata Management

Identity Management

Crawler

User Interfaces Visualization

Reconciliation Integration

AI Processing

Data

Information

Knowledge Deep Learning based Analysis

Graph Network Analysis

Social Analysis

Big and Open Data

good

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Will & Intent

Good use

Auto-pilot

Negative use

Navigation

• Human empowerment • Social contributions • Sustainability

Tech-nology

High-functionality

machines Leveraging

Man-Machine Collaboration and Co-Creation


Generating Innovation Through Advanced Technologies Society’s Sustainable Growth Aiming to Create a Prosperous Society Where People Can Live with Peace of Mind