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Geunho Lee is a robotics researcher whose work spans assistive robotics, swarm robotics, and autonomous systems, with particular expertise in developing intelligent robotic platforms for human support and environmental applications. He is perhaps best known for his pioneering contributions to the JAIST Active Robotic Walker (JARoW) project, a series of assistive robotic walkers designed to aid elderly individuals with mobility challenges. His 2013 paper on walking intent-based movement control for JARoW has garnered 67 citations, demonstrating significant influence in the field of human-robot interaction and gait recognition. Subsequent work refined the system further, incorporating pelvic movement tracking and particle filter-based lower limb prediction to enhance responsiveness and safety. Beyond assistive robotics, Lee has made meaningful contributions to swarm robotics, exploring decentralized algorithms for pollution monitoring, geometric deployment, and self-organizing sensor networks. His broader portfolio extends into agricultural automation, with work on tillage robots, and novel crawler locomotion systems for uneven terrain. Across these diverse domains, Lee consistently addresses real-world challenges with practical, implementable solutions. With a cumulative citation record reflecting sustained scholarly engagement, his research stands as a valuable reference for students and engineers working at the intersection of human-centered robotics and autonomous systems.