Jiho Noh

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Jiho Noh is a leading figure in the development of intelligent tactile and proximity sensing technologies for advanced robotics. His primary research focuses on creating bio-inspired, flexible sensors that enable robots to perceive their environment before physical contact occurs, a critical capability for safe human-robot collaboration. Noh’s most impactful contribution is the **Skin-Type Proximity Sensor (STPS)** , a novel device that measures changes in electromagnetic fields to provide precise distance information, effectively giving robots a "sense of touch" at a distance. This work, published in 2020, has garnered **50 citations**, underscoring its significance in the field. Additionally, his development of a **flexible dual-type proximity sensor** with an optimized resonant frequency for robotic applications demonstrates his commitment to practical, high-performance solutions. By bridging the gap between pre-contact sensing and tactile feedback, Noh’s innovations are paving the way for safer, more intuitive interactions between humans and collaborative robots in industrial and domestic settings.