Jae-Eun Park

Handong Global University, Chosun University

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Jae-Eun Park is a robotics researcher whose work bridges smart mobility and adaptive manipulation, with a focus on creating intelligent systems for real-world environments. Their key research areas include autonomous navigation for healthcare robotics and smart materials for robotic grippers. Park’s major contributions include the development of an autonomous driving robot wheelchair for smart hospitals, integrating multiple ultrasonic sensors and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth modules to safely transport patients with mobility difficulties through complex hospital layouts. This work addresses critical challenges in healthcare automation. Additionally, Park has pioneered friction-variable rubber pads using magnetorheological elastomers (MREs) for robot grippers, enabling adaptive grasping on diverse surfaces such as plastics and aluminum through controlled tribological properties. Both papers have garnered 5 citations each, reflecting early but promising impact in their respective fields. Park’s work stands out for its practical, application-driven approach—combining sensor-rich navigation with material innovation to solve pressing problems in assistive robotics and industrial automation. Their research holds significant potential for advancing smart hospital systems and dexterous robotic manipulation.