TAUCHI carries out multidisciplinary research into human–technology interaction and its development harmonizing the potential of technology with human abilities, needs, and limitations.

To accomplish this, TAUCHI

• conducts internationally recognized empirical and constructive research on interaction through, for example, studies on human senses and expressivity including gaze, haptics, speech and its multimodal use, emotions, and cognition;
• publishes the results of the research through significant scientific journals and conferences, develops useful services and applications, and promotes its results via popular forums; and
• collaborates with the School of Information Sciences to offer comprehensive M.Sc. and doctoral education.

Read also the TAUCHI strategy.