Kyuri Kim
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9
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About
Kyuri Kim is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of augmented reality (AR) and human-robot interaction. Her work focuses on developing projection-based AR systems that enable robots to communicate information dynamically in public spaces, such as museums and art galleries. Kim’s most cited paper, “Projection-Based Augmented Reality Robot Prototype with Human-Awareness” (2019), introduces a novel robot prototype that uses projected visuals to engage audiences while navigating crowded environments with human-aware path planning. This contribution addresses a critical challenge in social robotics: maintaining seamless, non-intrusive interaction in human-centric settings. With nine citations, her work has laid foundational insights for designing AR-enhanced robots that prioritize both information delivery and spatial awareness. Kim’s research is notable for its practical applications in cultural and educational contexts, where robots must adapt to dynamic human behaviors. By blending projection AR with human-aware algorithms, she advances the goal of creating empathetic, context-aware robotic assistants—a key step toward integrating robots into everyday social spaces.
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- 1Projection-Based Augmented Reality Robot Prototype with Human-Awareness9 citations · 2019