Tomohiro Shibata

This paper develops a 3D markerless motion capture system for tracking multiple freely behaving monkeys to automate social behavior analysis.

This study shows that CDDO-Im, an Nrf2 activator, reduces RBC alloimmunization to the KEL antigen by suppressing IFNβ-stimulated gene expression and promoting RBC recovery in mice.

This paper introduces USVCAM, an acoustic camera system for faster and simpler localization of ultrasonic vocalizations in mice, demonstrating its use in analyzing social communication in a home cage.

This paper develops a monkey pose estimation system using OpenPose, achieving performance comparable to human models and running in real-time.

The paper introduces MacaquePose, a dataset for markerless motion capture of macaques, showing neural network performance comparable to human-level pose estimation.

This paper evaluates OpenPose's markerless 3D skeleton pose estimates against marker-based motion capture data for pop dance movements, showing average magnitude errors under 700 mm despite self-occlusions.

The paper uses a convolutional neural network to detect monkey features like the nose and shoulders from RGB images in their natural environment with low model loss.