Mira Jun
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Mira Jun is a researcher in cognitive robotics and human-robot interaction, with a particular focus on developing ethically aligned autonomous systems for domestic care. Her most cited work, “Application of modified Asimov’s laws to the agent of home service robot using state, operator, and result (Soar)” (2018, 9 citations), makes a foundational contribution by reinterpreting Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics for real-world home service robots. In this study, Jun designs a cognitive agent using the Soar architecture that prioritizes human health—especially for the elderly and ill—by autonomously delivering food while balancing safety and ethical constraints. This work bridges classic science fiction principles with modern AI architectures, offering a practical framework for embedding moral reasoning into service robots. Though early in her career, Jun’s research addresses a critical gap in assistive robotics: how to ensure that autonomous agents not only perform tasks but also act in accordance with human-centric values. Her approach has implications for the growing field of care robotics, where trust and ethical behavior are paramount.
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