KaeVin Goh

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KaeVin Goh is a researcher specializing in automation, robotics, and human-computer interaction, with a particular focus on revolutionizing the food and beverage service industry through intelligent systems. His most recognized contribution is the development of an Automated Food Delivery System featuring an autonomous track-guided centre-wheel drive robot, published in 2010 and accumulating 19 citations. This pioneering work addressed the growing demands of an expanding dining population by reimagining how restaurants could sustainably serve customers through robotic automation. Complementing this, Goh also developed an Automated Food Ordering System employing an interactive user interface approach, which earned 10 citations and introduced a table-based digital ordering interface that streamlined communication between customers and kitchen staff. Together, these two systems represent a cohesive vision for the end-to-end digitization and automation of the restaurant experience — from order placement to food delivery. Goh's work was notably forward-thinking for its time, anticipating trends in service robotics and smart dining technology that have since gained significant global relevance, making his research a valuable reference point for students and engineers exploring automation in hospitality and service environments.