Byeong June Moon
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4
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12
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About
Byeong June Moon explores the intersection of social robotics, human-robot interaction, and the Internet of Robotic Things (IoRT), focusing on how robotic systems influence human behavior, empathy, and social dynamics. His work demonstrates that robots can strategically combine verbal and nonverbal cues—such as a "sad voice"—to elicit empathy and induce user compliance, a finding with implications for therapeutic and assistive robotics. Moon also investigates how the organizational structure of IoRT platforms affects user trust and adoption, showing that consumers perceive robot collectives as social organizations, which in turn shapes their willingness to comply. His research on smart home interfaces reveals a preference for robot-based central controllers over traditional speakers, highlighting the importance of embodiment in user acceptance. Additionally, Moon examines how introducing robotic things into homes can alter family relationships, suggesting that the presence and organization of these devices may strengthen or weaken interpersonal bonds. With citations steadily growing across his publications, Moon’s work is gaining recognition for its practical insights into designing socially intelligent robots that integrate seamlessly into human environments.
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