Jong-Seung Park

Incheon National University, Ritsumeikan University

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Jong-Seung Park is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of computer graphics, robotics, and human-computer interaction. His primary research areas include 3D avatar motion control, augmented reality (AR) for cooperative tasks, and the calibration of complex robotic vision systems. Park’s most notable contribution is his pioneering work on the **Future Robotic Computer (FRC)** — a novel concept that replaces traditional screens with a dynamic system of cameras and projectors mounted on actuated arms. This system allows for a more fluid, interactive, and spatially-aware computing environment. His 2012 paper on FRC calibration, which addresses the intricate challenge of aligning a projector-camera unit on a pan-tilt arm, has garnered 5 citations for its technical depth. Similarly, his 2013 work on FRC-based AR for cooperative activities (5 citations) demonstrates the system’s practical potential. Earlier, his 2005 paper on real-time 3D avatar motion creation (6 citations) laid groundwork in character animation. While his citation counts are modest, Park’s work on the FRC represents a forward-thinking vision for ambient, robotic computing that blurs the line between the digital and physical worlds.