Min Woo Lee
Papers
1
Total Citations
4
H-Index
1
About
Min Woo Lee is a researcher advancing the frontier of telemedicine through robotics and mobile connectivity. His work centers on the development of robot-assisted tele-echography systems, addressing critical barriers to remote healthcare delivery. Lee’s most notable contribution is the feasibility evaluation of a mobile internet-based robot-assisted tele-echography system, published in 2018. This study demonstrated that a slave robot system could be controlled remotely via 4G LTE mobile internet, eliminating the need for static IP addresses and wired connections. By enabling the slave system to be easily moved and connected from virtually any location with mobile coverage, Lee’s work significantly enhances the practicality and accessibility of remote ultrasound imaging. This innovation is particularly impactful for emergency and rural healthcare settings where specialist availability is limited. While his work has garnered 4 citations, its true value lies in its foundational role for future mobile telemedicine systems. Lee’s research bridges robotics, wireless communication, and medical imaging, offering a scalable solution for remote diagnosis and care.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1