Tatsuyuki Uemura
	CDS R&D Department Olympus Imaging Corporation Tatsuyuki Uemura was responsible for the development of technology for i:robe, an integrated system combining a digital camera with storage and a printer. He has a system in his home which helps him to learn how people will react to this new way of enjoying the full potential of photographic and sound recording. He is also interested in how women and children interact with this technology.

Keito Fukushima
	CDS R&D Department Olympus Imaging Corporation Because of his involvement in the development of MO drives, Keito Fukushima was put in charge of developing the storage technology for the MR-500i. "I believe that there will be increasing connectivity between computers and digital appliances, even those made by different manufacturers." Fukushima is himself an m:robe fan who enjoys using his system while commuting to work by train.

Hiroshi Takisawa
	CDS R&D Department. Olympus Imaging Corporation "OTF85 was a fusion of future and existing technologies. One of the most popular exhibits each day was the MR-100 HDD music player. People were fascinated by the way it combines advanced technology with the joy of ownership and apparent ease of use."

Yuji Daijo
	CDS R&D Department. Olympus Imaging Corporation "I was involved in the development of the m:robe MR-500i and the firmware. I am interested in general trends in the world of digital products. My imagination is stimulated by thinking about what we need to do in order to meet simple demands - 'Why can't we do this?' 'It would be better like this.'"