Gi Hyun Lee
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Gi Hyun Lee is a leading researcher in wearable robotics and human–machine interaction, with a focus on ergonomic design and usability engineering. Her most-cited work, “Systematic usability evaluation on two harnesses for a wearable chairless exoskeleton” (2021, 25 citations), addresses a critical challenge in exoskeleton technology: preventing musculoskeletal disorders from prolonged use. By systematically evaluating harness designs for lower-extremity wearable robots, Lee’s research directly impacts safety and comfort in industrial, medical, and sports applications. Her contributions bridge biomechanics and user-centered design, offering evidence-based guidelines for reducing spinal and lower-limb strain. Lee’s work is foundational for developing wearable robots that are not only functional but also safe for extended wear, influencing both academic research and practical deployment. Her studies are frequently cited by engineers and ergonomists seeking to optimize exoskeleton interfaces, underscoring her role in advancing human–robot collaboration. Through rigorous usability evaluations, Lee continues to shape the future of assistive and protective wearable technologies.
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