Daniel Guang Hui Chee

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Daniel Guang Hui Chee is a researcher at the forefront of humanoid robotics and pediatric healthcare, whose work bridges cutting-edge technology with real-world clinical needs. His primary research areas include human-robot interaction, assistive robotics, and technology-mediated interventions for chronic disease management in children. Chee is best known for his systematic scoping review on humanoid robot-assisted interventions for children with diabetes, a seminal paper that has garnered 30 citations and laid the groundwork for integrating social robots into pediatric care. This work critically evaluated how robots like NAO and Pepper can enhance education, emotional support, and self-management among young patients, highlighting both the promise and the gaps in current evidence. Chee’s contributions are particularly notable for their interdisciplinary approach, merging engineering, psychology, and medicine to design compassionate, effective robotic systems. His research has been instrumental in shaping conversations around the ethical and practical deployment of robots in vulnerable populations. With a growing citation impact, Chee continues to explore how embodied AI can transform pediatric healthcare, making him a key voice in the emerging field of socially assistive robotics.