Hiroshi Ishiguro

Human - Robot Symbiotic Society

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Hiroshi Ishiguro is a trailblazing robotics engineer whose humanoid creations mark the way to the future. As CEO of Hiroshi Ishiguro Laboratories and director of the Osaka University’s Intelligent Robotics Laboratory, Hiroshi Ishiguro blurs the lines between human and machine. His androids have helped redefine our relationship with technology and have opened up new conversations about human nature.

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