The Human Enhancement & Assistive Technology Research Division conducts research on advanced technologies that restore, assist, and enhance human sensory, cognitive, and physical capabilities by integrating AI, BCI, bionics, precision sensing, wearable technologies, and HCI.

The Human Enhancement & Assistive Technology Research Division aims not to replace humans with technology, but to connect human capabilities with AI to expand human potential. We seek to develop personalized human enhancement technologies that continuously understand an individual's physical, sensory, and cognitive states, enabling AI to recognize the user's intentions and circumstances and proactively provide the support and functions they need.
These technologies can be applied across a wide range of areas, including restoring and supporting the functions of people with disabilities, promoting healthy and independent aging, enhancing capabilities in industrial environments, and enabling new forms of interaction between humans and intelligent machines.

We believe that advanced technologies should be inclusive and accessible to everyone, enabling people to live healthier, more independent, and more fulfilling lives.
Through warm human enhancement and assistive technologies that support the sensory and physical capabilities of people with disabilities, assist older adults in their daily lives and health management, and help everyone use their abilities more safely and effectively, we seek to connect technology, people, and society.

The Human Enhancement & Assistive Technology Research Division aims to become a national research hub for advancing human sensory, cognitive, and physical capabilities by connecting expertise across AI, BCI, bionics, precision sensing, wearable technologies, and HCI.
By combining a deep understanding of humans with advanced AI and ICT technologies, we will continue to pioneer technologies that go beyond human limitations, unlock new possibilities, and contribute to an inclusive future where everyone can thrive together.