Ji Bin Wong

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Ji Bin Wong is a pioneering researcher in human-robot interaction (HRI), with a focus on how scenario media and social context shape user perceptions of social robots. His most influential work, "Effect of scenario media on human-robot interaction evaluation" (15 citations), systematically investigates how text, video, and live interaction media influence user evaluations—a foundational contribution to experimental HRI methodology. Wong further advanced this line of inquiry by examining how social context mediates human-robot coexistence, as detailed in his 2012 study on the role of social context in HRI (7 citations). His research also extends to elder adults, exploring how scenario media affects their attitudes toward robots (3 citations), demonstrating a commitment to inclusive, real-world applications. By revealing that the medium of scenario presentation can significantly alter user perceptions, Wong has helped standardize HRI evaluation practices. His work is essential reading for students and researchers designing user studies in social robotics, offering critical insights into experimental validity and the nuanced interplay between context, media, and human-robot relationships.