Changwha Lee
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Changwha Lee is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of human-computer interaction and intelligent safety systems. His primary focus is on developing intuitive, speech-driven interfaces for critical applications, most notably in fire safety for high-rise buildings. Lee’s most cited work, "An intuitive interaction system for fire safety using a speech recognition technology" (2015, 10 citations), proposes a novel system as part of the Cooperative Fire Security System using HARMS (CFS²H). This contribution is significant for moving beyond traditional alarm systems, enabling a more dynamic, human-centered response to emergencies by allowing users to interact with safety infrastructure through natural voice commands. By integrating speech recognition into fire security, Lee’s research addresses a crucial gap in building safety, aiming to make emergency protocols more accessible and efficient. His work represents a meaningful step toward smarter, more responsive built environments, where technology actively collaborates with occupants to enhance safety and reduce response times during critical incidents.
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