Pantita Peuchpen
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Pantita Peuchpen is a rising researcher in medical robotics and haptic teleoperation, whose work addresses critical gaps in healthcare accessibility. Her most-cited paper, "Real-Time Teleoperation in Motion Mapping for Medical Robot Based on Robot Manipulator and Haptic Device" (2024), pioneers a system that enables remote ultrasound examinations by mapping a clinician’s hand motions to a robotic manipulator in real time, enhanced by haptic feedback. This innovation directly tackles the shortage of specialized care in rural and underserved areas, offering a scalable solution for remote diagnostics. With 3 citations already in its first year, the work demonstrates early impact in the field of telerobotics. Peuchpen’s research integrates motion mapping algorithms, haptic device control, and robotic manipulation to create intuitive, low-latency teleoperation interfaces. Her contributions are particularly notable for their potential to democratize access to medical expertise, reducing geographical barriers to quality healthcare. As a researcher, she is advancing the frontier of human-robot interaction in medicine, laying groundwork for future systems that could perform complex procedures remotely. Her work stands out for its practical focus on real-world deployment, making her a key voice in the evolution of telemedicine and assistive robotics.
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