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Ji Hyoun Lim is a leading researcher in the field of haptic interaction, with a focus on the intersection of human perception, technology, and cognitive science. Her work systematically explores how humans perceive and interact with haptic stimuli, bridging the gap between tactile sensation and practical application. In her highly cited 2016 study, Lim employed content and network analysis to uncover the latent semantic structure of haptic interaction research, providing a comprehensive framework that integrates findings from engineering, computer science, psychology, and neuroscience. This work, with 10 citations, stands as a key reference for researchers developing multimodal and tangible interfaces for human-robot interaction and virtual reality. Earlier, in 2012, Lim conducted a foundational review of haptic perception, dissecting the roles of cutaneous and proprioceptive sensations, active and passive touch, and their links to cognition and emotion. By identifying critical issues for implementing effective haptic interactions, she has helped shape the direction of the field, making her contributions essential for students and researchers seeking to understand the sensory and cognitive foundations of touch-based interfaces.
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- 2A Review of Haptic Perception: Focused on Sensation and Application2 citations · 2012