Kyung‐Hwa Lee
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Dr. Kyung-Hwa Lee is a pioneering researcher in tactile sensing technology, with a focus on developing artificial systems that mimic the human sense of touch. Her work centers on psychological tactile sensors, particularly those based on piezoelectric sensor arrays, which aim to replicate complex sensory experiences such as pain. Her most cited paper, "Psychological tactile sensor structure based on piezoelectric sensor arrays" (2017), has garnered 8 citations and explores the integration of electrical signals to simulate emotional and physical responses in robotic and mobile applications. This contribution is notable for bridging the gap between simple tactile input and advanced, human-like sensory feedback, with implications for android robotics and prosthetic devices. Dr. Lee’s research addresses a critical challenge in human-robot interaction, offering a foundation for future innovations in artificial touch. Her work stands out for its interdisciplinary approach, combining materials science, electronics, and psychology to create sensors that not only detect pressure but also evoke a sense of feeling, paving the way for more intuitive and empathetic machines.
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