Kyeonghwan Park

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology

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Kyeonghwan Park is a leading researcher in wearable biomedical systems and human-machine interfaces, with a focus on electrophysiological (ExG) signal acquisition and processing. His work addresses critical challenges in motion artifact suppression for continuous health monitoring and prosthetic control. Park’s most cited paper, "A Wireless ExG Interface for Patch-Type ECG Holter and EMG-Controlled Robot Hand" (2017, 8 citations), introduces innovative anti-artifact schemes—including a patch-type modular structure and real-time automatic level adjustment—that significantly enhance signal fidelity in ambulatory settings. This work demonstrates practical applications in two wireless prototypes: a patch-type ECG Holter for cardiac monitoring and an EMG-controlled robot hand for assistive technology. By combining hardware design with adaptive signal processing, Park has advanced the reliability of wearable electrophysiological interfaces, enabling more robust long-term health tracking and intuitive prosthetic control. His contributions are particularly valuable for researchers developing next-generation wearable sensors and human-robot interaction systems, where motion artifact immunity is critical for real-world deployment.