Ho Jun Myeong

Seoul National University of Science and Technology

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Ho Jun Myeong is a robotics researcher whose work bridges embedded systems, mobile platforms, and human-robot interaction. His primary research areas include Android-based robot control, autonomous navigation, and educational robotics. Myeong’s most influential contribution is his pioneering work on integrating smartphone environments with robotic platforms, as demonstrated in his highly cited 2011 paper (50 citations), which introduced an Android operating system-based robot platform controlled and monitored via smartphone. This work leveraged the Cortex-A8 S5PV210 embedded processor to enable both autonomous and manual travel, laying foundational groundwork for accessible, mobile-controlled robotics. His subsequent research on user tracking for educational robots (2012) explored distance measurement using ultrasound sensors and RF modules, aiming to improve robot-user interaction in learning contexts. Though his citation counts are modest, Myeong’s early adoption of Android for robotics control was forward-looking, anticipating the widespread use of smartphones as intuitive interfaces for robotic systems. His work remains relevant for researchers interested in low-cost, embedded robotic platforms and the intersection of consumer mobile technology with autonomous systems.