Jooyeoun Lee

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Dr. Jooyeoun Lee is a leading researcher at the intersection of human factors engineering and industrial automation, whose work is shaping the future of workplace safety and productivity. Her research focuses on two critical areas: the human-centered design of wearable robotic exoskeletons and the strategic implementation of Robotic Process Automation (RPA) to enhance business operations. Dr. Lee’s most impactful contribution is her systematic usability evaluation of harnesses for wearable chairless exoskeletons, a study that has garnered 25 citations for its practical insights into preventing musculoskeletal disorders among industrial workers. Her work directly addresses the ergonomic challenges of prolonged wear, offering design guidelines that improve user comfort and safety. In parallel, her highly cited paper on applying RPA to improve business productivity (30 citations) demonstrates her ability to bridge technical automation with real-world organizational efficiency. Dr. Lee’s research is notable for its applied, interdisciplinary approach—combining rigorous usability testing with actionable recommendations for industry. Her findings are essential reading for engineers, designers, and managers seeking to implement automation technologies that are both effective and human-centric, making her a pivotal voice in the evolution of modern workplaces.