Chan‐Byoung Chae

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Chan-Byoung Chae is a pioneering researcher at the forefront of wireless communications and networked robotics, with a focus on enabling the next generation of immersive and autonomous systems. His key research areas span 5G/B5G networks, extended reality (XR)-aided teleoperation, and the Internet of Robots (IoR). Chae’s major contributions include envisioning how multi-sensory XR devices can revolutionize teleoperation in mission-critical scenarios, addressing the unique quality-of-service challenges posed by high-bandwidth, low-latency traffic. His highly cited 2021 work on XR-aided teleoperation toward 5G/B5G, with over 55 citations, lays foundational groundwork for integrating human-centric interfaces with next-gen networks. More recently, Chae has advanced the field by proposing customizable and robust IoR architectures that leverage network slicing and digital twins—a 2024 paper already garnering 8 citations. This work tackles critical challenges in service diversity, risk reduction, and ultra-low latency, offering a scalable framework for complex environments. Chae’s research is notable for its practical impact, bridging theoretical innovation with real-world deployment in robotics and telecommunications. His achievements position him as a key architect of future communication systems, inspiring students and researchers to explore the convergence of wireless technology, AI, and human-robot interaction.