Pee Suat Hoon
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About
Pee Suat Hoon is a dedicated engineering educator whose research centers on the innovative use of long-distance-controlled robots (LDCR) to transform engineering education. Her major contributions lie in designing and developing Internet-based robotic systems that allow students to operate physical robots remotely, fostering international collaboration and hands-on learning without geographic constraints. Through her work, she has demonstrated how LDCR systems can significantly enhance student motivation and engagement by making abstract engineering concepts tangible and interactive. Her most cited paper (4 citations) outlines the foundational architecture of such a system, while subsequent publications refine its design and pedagogical impact. Notably, her research emphasizes that successful international student exchanges require more than just hardware—they demand carefully structured educational frameworks. Although her citation counts are modest, Pee Suat Hoon’s pioneering efforts in remote robotics for education represent a forward-thinking approach to engineering pedagogy, laying groundwork for future developments in teleoperated learning environments that connect classrooms across the globe.
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