Daun Jeong

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Daun Jeong is a researcher whose work bridges the fields of human-robot interaction and intelligent product design. Her key research areas focus on the classification and development of robot appearances, particularly the distinction between human-oriented robots—which mimic human form and behavior—and product-oriented robots, which integrate robotic technologies into everyday objects. In her seminal 2015 paper, "Intelligent Product Design," Jeong established a foundational framework for understanding how robots can be designed not just as autonomous entities but as intelligent extensions of existing products, reshaping how we think about consumer robotics. Although her most-cited work has garnered 4 citations, its conceptual influence lies in its early articulation of design principles that have since informed broader discussions in human-robot interaction and product development. Jeong’s contributions offer a unique perspective on how robots can be seamlessly integrated into daily life, emphasizing functionality and user experience over anthropomorphism. Her work continues to inspire researchers exploring the intersection of design, technology, and human-centered robotics.