Yee Ching Tok
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About
Yee Ching Tok is a researcher at the forefront of cybersecurity for autonomous mobile robots, a field critical as robots increasingly share social spaces with humans. Tok’s work focuses on identifying and mitigating security vulnerabilities in service robots, ensuring they can operate safely and reliably in domestic and professional environments. In their most-cited paper, “How to secure autonomous mobile robots? An approach with fuzzing, detection and mitigation” (2020, 22 citations), Tok investigates how to apprehend and inflict security threats at the design stage, proposing a comprehensive framework that combines fuzzing techniques with real-time detection and mitigation strategies. This work directly addresses the erosion of human-robot trust caused by cyber breaches, offering practical solutions to safeguard autonomous systems. A related study, “Securing Autonomous Service Robots through Fuzzing, Detection, and Mitigation” (2020, 4 citations), further explores these challenges, emphasizing the unique risks of robots that share physical spaces with people. Tok’s contributions are vital for advancing secure human-robot interaction, laying groundwork for resilient autonomous systems. With growing citation impact, Tok is shaping the future of trustworthy robotics in an increasingly connected world.
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