Hangue Park
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About
Hangue Park is a multidisciplinary researcher whose work spans human-robot interaction, sensorimotor neuroscience, and construction robotics. His research uniquely bridges two domains: the neuroscientific study of proprioception and the practical challenge of automating hazardous construction environments through teleoperation. Park's most influential contribution, "Challenges, Tasks, and Opportunities in Teleoperation of Excavator toward Human-in-the-Loop Construction Automation" (2022), has garnered 148 citations and established him as a leading voice in applying human-centered principles to construction automation—a field where worker safety and operational precision are paramount. His neuroscientific work explores novel methods of inducing proprioceptive illusions through transcutaneous electrical stimulation and vibration-based modulation, with direct implications for prosthesis control and rehabilitation of patients with neurotrauma or neurodegenerative conditions. More recent efforts focus on multi-user immersive systems and feedback mechanisms designed to enhance operator performance in robotic excavation, reflecting a commitment to collaborative, human-centered robotics. Together, Park's contributions represent a cohesive research vision: harnessing a deeper understanding of human sensorimotor systems to create safer, more intuitive interfaces between humans and machines in both clinical and industrial settings.
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