Haedo Cho

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Haedo Cho is a leading researcher in soft wearable robotics, with a focus on developing assistive technologies for industrial and rehabilitation applications. Their work centers on creating portable, inflatable soft robots that enhance human capability while minimizing physical burden. Cho’s most-cited paper, "A portable inflatable soft wearable robot to assist the shoulder during industrial work" (2024, 75 citations), introduces a novel system designed to prevent shoulder injuries from repetitive overhead tasks—a common cause of impaired health and productivity loss in factory settings. By leveraging soft materials and active controls, this robot offers effective injury prevention with minimal restriction, marking a significant advancement in wearable technology. Cho’s contributions bridge biomechanics and robotics, demonstrating how soft, active systems can safely augment human strength without sacrificing comfort or mobility. Their work has garnered attention for its practical impact on occupational health, with potential to transform workplace safety standards. Cho continues to push boundaries in human-robot interaction, aiming to make assistive wearables accessible for everyday industrial use.