Pei Lee Lee

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Dr. Pei Lee Lee is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of healthcare robotics and artificial intelligence, with a focused expertise in developing humanoid robots for critical medical applications. Her most impactful work centers on the design and deployment of robotic systems for infection control and patient safety. Dr. Lee’s landmark study, "Investigating the First Robotic Nurses: Humanoid Robot Nightingale and Partners for COVID-19 Preventive Design" (2022), with 7 citations, introduced a novel framework for using humanoid robots to minimize viral transmission in clinical settings, directly addressing urgent pandemic-era challenges. She further advanced the field with "A Novel Fall Detection System Using the AI-Enabled EUREKA Humanoid Robot" (2024), demonstrating her commitment to leveraging AI for elderly care and fall prevention—a critical issue in aging populations. Her work is notable for bridging theoretical AI design with tangible, life-saving robotic interventions. As one of the early adopters of humanoid robots in nursing, Dr. Lee’s contributions have laid foundational groundwork for the next generation of autonomous healthcare assistants, making her a key figure in the evolution of robotic medicine.