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Dr. Kangdon Lee is a leading authority in industrial and collaborative robotics safety, with a research focus on risk assessment, hazard identification, and human-robot interaction (HRI). His work addresses the critical gap between the rapid deployment of robotic systems and the adequacy of existing safety protocols. Dr. Lee’s most influential contribution, "Critical Hazard Factors in the Risk Assessments of Industrial Robots: Causal Analysis and Case Studies" (2021), has garnered 34 citations, establishing a foundational framework for systematically identifying and mitigating risks in traditional industrial robot operations. Building on this, his recent study "Development of an Enhanced Risk Assessment Model for Human–Robot Collaboration and its Application" (2024) pioneers a comprehensive, context-specific model for collaborative robots (cobots), addressing the lack of tailored safety standards in the Republic of Korea. This work is particularly notable for its practical application in complex, precision-driven tasks, offering a robust methodology that balances productivity with operator safety. Dr. Lee’s research is essential for engineers and policymakers seeking to advance safe, efficient human-robot collaboration in modern manufacturing environments.
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