Jung-ho Park
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About
Jung-ho Park is a pioneering researcher in robotics and precision mechanical systems, with key contributions spanning tactile sensing technologies and advanced gear design for robotic reducers. His seminal work on silicon-based CMOS tactile sensors for robotics applications (2006, 3 citations) established foundational methods for integrating piezoresistive detection with CMOS fabrication and bulk micromachining, enabling high-resolution tactile sensing arrays critical for robotic manipulation and human-robot interaction. More recently, Park has advanced the field of robotic transmission systems through his 2025 study on optimal tooth flank modifications for compound planetary robot reducers, addressing edge contact challenges to achieve uniform load distribution and minimize face load factors in high-ratio (100:1) reducers. This work demonstrates his sustained impact on improving robotic actuator efficiency and durability. Park’s research bridges microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) and mechanical design, offering practical solutions for next-generation robotics. His ability to tackle both sensor-level and system-level challenges underscores his versatility, while his focus on CMOS-compatible processes and gear optimization highlights his commitment to scalable, real-world robotic applications.
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