My research explores how Artificial Intelligence is transforming the design and management of international supply chains. I aim to bridge the gap between theoretical advancements and real-world applications, focusing on sustainable and efficient systems. Through this work, I aspire to become a thought leader in AI-driven supply chain innovation. By contributing to both academic knowledge and practical solutions, I hope to support global industries and drive meaningful change, particularly in developing economies aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals.

This research focuses on developing a new clothing selection education system by using a Buddhist psychological perspective and a system approach to enhance clothing longevity and address the environmental impact caused by the fashion industry. By deepening wearers’ self-understanding, this system aims to encourage them to select clothing that “genuinely” suits them, rather than what they “believe” suits them—choices often influenced by external factors such as trends. This approach will promote a new form of consumption by shifting away from short-term usage-driven consumer behavior and offer a novel perspective that provides new insights into conventional Western viewpoints.