Kwangkook Lee
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Kwangkook Lee is a researcher in maritime autonomous systems, with a primary focus on vessel platooning, longitudinal control, and simulation-based validation of multi-vessel operations. His most cited work, "Experimental Validation of Longitudinal Control of a Platoon of Vessels Established via the V-REP Simulator" (2019), demonstrates a practical approach to verifying inter-vessel platooning by integrating GPS-based positioning with azimuth measurements to maintain safe distances between vessels. This study contributes to the growing field of autonomous maritime navigation, offering a validated framework for coordinating vessel movements in confined or congested waters. With 3 citations, Lee’s research provides foundational insights for developing reliable control strategies in marine robotics, bridging simulation and real-world experimentation. His work is particularly relevant for advancing platoon-based transport systems, where precise longitudinal control is critical for fuel efficiency and collision avoidance. Lee’s contributions support the broader adoption of autonomous vessels in logistics and surveillance, making his research valuable for engineers and researchers exploring scalable maritime automation.
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