Sang-Hyun Jeong

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Sang-Hyun Jeong is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction and assistive technologies, with a primary focus on ethical sensing systems for older adult care. His most cited work, "A Care Robot with Ethical Sensing System for Older Adults at Home" (2022, 40 citations), addresses a critical gap in the field: balancing the benefits of robotic monitoring—such as daily conversation, health reminders, and activity tracking—with the ethical concerns of privacy and autonomy for frail older adults. Jeong’s major contribution lies in designing sensor-based frameworks that prioritize user consent and data dignity, ensuring that care robots enhance well-being without compromising individual rights. His research has been instrumental in shaping discussions on responsible AI in gerontechnology, influencing both engineering design and policy guidelines. Beyond this landmark paper, Jeong continues to explore how intelligent systems can provide emotional and mental support while maintaining ethical rigor. His work is widely cited by scholars in robotics, ethics, and aging studies, underscoring its interdisciplinary impact. For students and researchers, Jeong’s approach offers a model for integrating technical innovation with human-centered values in assistive robotics.