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Kwun Han is a robotics and artificial intelligence researcher best known for his foundational contributions to multi-agent robotic systems and autonomous robot behavior. His work centers on robotic soccer, multi-agent coordination, visual perception, and automated behavior recognition — areas where he helped push the boundaries of what collaborative autonomous systems could achieve in dynamic, adversarial environments. Han was a key member of the celebrated CMUnited team at Carnegie Mellon University, which claimed back-to-back RoboCup Small-Robot World Championship titles in 1997 and 1998. His papers documenting these achievements — including "The CMUnited-97 Small Robot Team" and "The CMUnited-98 Champion Small-Robot Team" — have each accumulated over 40 citations, reflecting their lasting influence on the robotics community. His work on "Automated Robot Behavior Recognition" (43 citations) and "Reactive Visual Control of Multiple Non-Holonomic Robotic Agents" (40 citations) further demonstrated his expertise in integrating perception, cognition, and action within complex multi-agent frameworks. Across his body of work, Han helped establish robotic soccer as a rigorous testbed for real-world AI challenges, leaving a significant mark on how researchers approach collaboration, perception, and control in autonomous systems.