Minke Yang
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About
Minke Yang is a researcher at the intersection of robotics, performance arts, and human-robot interaction, with a particular focus on interactive glove puppetry. Their most notable work, "A Robot for Interactive Glove Puppetry Performance" (2020), introduces a novel robotic system designed to manipulate glove puppets in real-time, enabling dynamic, expressive performances that blend traditional puppetry with cutting-edge automation. This contribution bridges cultural heritage and robotics, offering new possibilities for interactive entertainment and education. While Yang's citation count remains modest—with the flagship paper garnering 2 citations—the work represents a pioneering step in a niche but culturally significant domain. The research demonstrates how robots can preserve and evolve intangible cultural practices, opening avenues for human-robot collaboration in the arts. Yang's achievements highlight the value of interdisciplinary innovation, where technical precision meets creative storytelling, inspiring future work in socially interactive robotics and performance technology.
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- 1A Robot for Interactive Glove Puppetry Performance2 citations · 2020