Jongho Lee

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Jongho Lee is a researcher in biomimetic robotics and human motor control, with a focus on advancing prosthetic technology. His key research areas include the design of anthropomorphic prosthetic hands and the analysis of upper limb movement laterality for human-like robotic control. Lee’s major contribution lies in addressing the critical gap between robotic prosthetics and natural human anatomy: his 2022 study on a biomimetic prosthetic hand (15 citations) tackles the psychological and functional discomfort caused by the structural mismatch between robotic links and human hands, proposing a design that more closely emulates biological form and motion. In his 2023 work (5 citations), Lee investigates single-joint movement differences between dominant and non-dominant hands, challenging inconsistent findings from prior multi-joint studies and offering a clearer framework for developing more intuitive, human-like robotic control systems. By prioritizing both the physical embodiment and the neural control principles of human hands, Lee’s work contributes to making myoelectric prosthetics more accessible and acceptable for patients with upper limb defects. His research bridges engineering, biomechanics, and rehabilitation, with potential to improve quality of life for amputees worldwide.