Jae Chul Hwang
Seoul National University, Yonsei University, Samsung (South Korea)
Papers
5
Total Citations
283
H-Index
4
About
Jae Chul Hwang is a multidisciplinary robotics and electronics researcher whose work spans advanced mechanical systems, flexible electronics, and industrial automation. He is perhaps best known for his pioneering contribution to parallel mechanism design, specifically the development of the Eclipse — a redundantly actuated six-degree-of-freedom parallel mechanism engineered for rapid machining. Published in 2001 and now boasting 194 citations, this landmark work demonstrated the Eclipse's capacity to perform five-face machining in a single setup, establishing a significant benchmark in precision manufacturing research. Hwang has also made notable strides in wearable and flexible electronics, with a 2019 study on amorphous oxide semiconductor transistors featuring air dielectrics garnering 63 citations for its contributions to transparent, highly sensitive pressure sensor arrays applicable in soft robotics and health monitoring. Additionally, Hwang has dedicated substantial effort to advancing LCD glass transfer robotics, addressing real-world industrial challenges in dynamic load analysis, error compensation, and path accuracy for large-scale display manufacturing systems. His collaboration with Samsung Electronics on seventh and eighth generation LCD plants underscores the direct industrial relevance of his research, making him a valued figure bridging academic innovation and applied engineering.
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Top Papers
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- 3Dynamic load analysis and design methodology of LCD transfer robot15 citations · 2008
- 4Error Compensation of a Large Scale LCD Glass Transfer Robot8 citations · 2008
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