Eunju Jeong
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Eunju Jeong is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of human-robot interaction and sound design, whose work explores how auditory cues can bridge emotional and functional communication between humans and machines. Her key research areas include robot sound design, emotional taxonomy, and associative perception in human-robot interaction. In her most notable work, "Exploring the taxonomic and associative link between emotion and function for robot sound design" (2017), Jeong systematically examined how individuals perceive sound as a multilayered medium that conveys both emotional and functional information. This foundational study established a critical framework for designing more intuitive and efficient auditory interfaces for robots, demonstrating that sound can serve as a powerful tool for non-verbal communication in human-robot interaction. While her citation count (4) reflects the emerging nature of this field, Jeong’s contributions are significant for laying the groundwork in a niche area that bridges cognitive science, engineering, and design. Her research holds promise for advancing more natural and expressive robotic systems, making her a key voice in the future of socially aware robotics.
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