Jae-Oh Kim

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Jae-Oh Kim is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of robotics, wireless sensor networks, and automation systems. His primary research areas include wireless power transmission, mobile robot navigation, and intelligent sensor platforms. Kim’s major contributions lie in developing practical, integrated systems for autonomous robotics. Notably, his most-cited paper, “Implementation of a ZigBee-based high performance sensor node for the robot environment platform” (2010, 8 citations), demonstrates his work in creating robust communication networks that enable robots to interact effectively with their surroundings through high-performance microcontrollers and localization functions. Building on this foundation, Kim explored autonomous maintenance in his paper “A Study on Mobile Robot Auto Recharging System Based on Wireless Power Transmission and Visual Information” (2011, 3 citations). Here, he proposed a novel system that replaces traditional mechanical contact charging with electromagnetic induction, guided by visual information—a forward-looking approach to extending robot operational autonomy. While his citation counts reflect a focused, early-stage impact, Kim’s work is notable for its integration of multiple technologies—sensor networks, power transfer, and computer vision—into cohesive robotic solutions. His research offers valuable insights for students and engineers interested in practical, systems-level approaches to autonomous robotics and wireless automation.