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Wisdom computing and harmonious collaborations between humans and machines require understanding of both explicit and implicit aspects of embodied or tacit knowledge. We propose that scientific and technological advances on "Implicit Ambient Surface Information" are vital for further development of wisdom computing. This is based on the notion that information on the agent's (e.g., bodies and machine) surfaces is implicitly processed and affects collaborations between agents. For this, truly wearable devices that do not interfere with users activates are warranted. We have started to examine the potential use of implicit ambient surface information in the field of sports. Scientific and technological advances on such information will provide an innovative venue for wisdom computing and harmonious collaborations between humans and machines.
Katsumi Watanabe (Thu,) studied this question.