JiHwan Choi

Handong Global University, Korea Institute of Robot and Convergence

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JiHwan Choi is a researcher at the forefront of human-robot interaction, specializing in the design and personalization of service robots for public spaces. His work focuses on making robots more intuitive and responsive to human needs, particularly in indoor delivery and educational contexts. Choi’s most cited paper, “Designing an Interactive Indoor Delivery Robot and Its Implications” (2022, 5 citations), explores the practical challenges and user-centered design principles for deploying robots in dynamic indoor environments. His second major contribution, “User Perception on Personalized Explanation by Science Museum Docent Robot” (2022, 4 citations), investigates how tailoring robot explanations to visitors’ background knowledge enhances engagement and satisfaction in museum settings. This survey-based study reveals that personalized interactions significantly improve user experience, offering key insights for the growing field of robotic docents. Through these works, Choi demonstrates a keen ability to bridge technical design with empirical user research, laying groundwork for more adaptive and socially aware robots. His findings hold promise for advancing service robotics in education, hospitality, and beyond, marking him as an emerging voice in human-centered robotics.