Jin Uk Kwon

Korean Association Of Science and Technology Studies

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Jin Uk Kwon is a researcher in human-computer interaction, with a focus on asymmetric remote collaboration systems. His work addresses the challenges of enabling effective collaboration between users with vastly different levels of expertise and technological access. In his most-cited paper, "Fully Asymmetric Remote Collaboration System" (2019), Kwon explores scenarios where one user is a complete novice, while the other is an expert, and proposes a prototype system that accommodates this imbalance. This contribution is significant because it extends prior research on asymmetric collaboration, which typically assumed some baseline parity between users. By tackling fully asymmetric cases, Kwon’s work has implications for fields like telemedicine, remote education, and technical support, where experts guide novices in real time. With 4 citations, this paper has laid groundwork for further studies on inclusive remote interaction. Kwon’s research is notable for its practical approach to designing systems that bridge expertise gaps, making collaboration more accessible and efficient. His work continues to influence the development of tools that support diverse user needs in distributed environments.