Dongsul Shin
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Dongsul Shin’s research centers on wireless power transfer and mobile robotics, with a focus on eliminating physical power constraints to enhance autonomous system mobility. His most-cited work, “The Study On The Wireless Power Transfer System For Mobile Robots” (2010), investigates inductive power delivery as a solution to the limitations of tethered cables in robotic, aviation, and space applications. By addressing weight reduction and movement improvement, Shin’s contributions support the development of more agile, self-sustaining robots. Though his citation count remains modest, his early exploration of wireless charging for mobile platforms aligns with growing industry demands for untethered operation in logistics, exploration, and service robotics. Shin’s work underscores a practical engineering approach to power system design, offering foundational insights for researchers advancing autonomous vehicle charging and lightweight energy solutions. His focus on real-world mobility challenges marks him as a contributor to the evolving field of wireless energy transfer in constrained environments.
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- 1The Study On The Wireless Power Transfer System For Mobile Robots2 citations · 2010