Yin-Hei Chan
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About
Yin-Hei Chan is a researcher focused on pedestrian dynamics and human-robot interaction within built environments. His work centers on understanding how people move and behave in public spaces, particularly near amenities like service counters or information kiosks. His most-cited paper, "Modelling of Pedestrian Movements near an Amenity in Walkways of Public Buildings" (2022), has garnered 22 citations and introduces a novel approach to modeling pedestrian-amenity interactions. This research is critical for designing safer, more efficient public buildings and for enabling robots to navigate crowded spaces predictively. Chan’s contributions bridge computational modeling and real-world applications, offering insights that inform both architectural design and autonomous systems. His work stands out for its practical relevance, addressing a gap in how pedestrian flow is affected by stationary features. With a growing citation record, Chan is establishing himself as a key voice in applied pedestrian dynamics, and his findings are increasingly referenced by researchers in robotics, urban planning, and crowd simulation.
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