Min-young Park

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Min-young Park is a researcher whose work lies at the intersection of speech processing, robotics, and embedded systems. Her key research areas include sound source localization, digital signal processing (DSP) implementation, and human-robot interaction for service robots. Park’s most cited contribution is her 2007 paper on the DSP implementation of sound source localization with gain control, which has garnered 9 citations. This work describes a speech processing system designed for integration into home service robots and prototype robotic systems developed at the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST). By optimizing gain control within the localization algorithm, Park’s system enables robots to more accurately identify and track sound sources in real-world environments—a critical capability for autonomous navigation and interaction. Her research has practical implications for improving how robots perceive and respond to auditory cues, enhancing their functionality in domestic and service settings. Park’s contributions reflect a focused effort to bridge advanced signal processing techniques with tangible robotic applications, making her work a valuable reference for those developing intelligent, perceptive robotic systems.