Joobong Song
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12
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About
Joobong Song is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of haptic interaction, human perception, and multimodal interface design. His research systematically explores how touch-based technologies can enhance human-robot interaction and virtual reality experiences. In his most cited work, "Finding the Latent Semantics of Haptic Interaction Research" (2016, 10 citations), Song conducted a comprehensive systematic literature review using content and network analysis to map the latent semantic structure of haptic interaction research, providing a foundational framework for understanding this multidisciplinary field. His earlier review, "A Review of Haptic Perception: Focused on Sensation and Application" (2012), offers a structured analysis of haptic perception across cutaneous and proprioceptive sensations, active and passive touch, and cognitive-emotional dimensions. Song’s contributions are particularly valuable for researchers and students seeking to navigate the complex landscape of haptic technology, as his work synthesizes insights from engineering, computer science, psychology, and neuroscience. By identifying key research themes and gaps, Song has helped shape the direction of future haptic interaction studies, making his reviews essential reading for those entering this rapidly evolving field.
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- 2A Review of Haptic Perception: Focused on Sensation and Application2 citations · 2012