Sejin Park
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Sejin Park is a researcher at the forefront of humanoid robotics, with a specific focus on the critical challenge of energy efficiency. His work centers on the intersection of power management, battery optimization, and the practical deployment of humanoid robots in real-world service environments. Park’s major contribution lies in the systematic analysis of power consumption in high-performance humanoid systems, particularly those designed for interactive roles like welcome robots. His most cited paper, "A Study on Power Consumption of a Humanoid Welcome Robot Using Battery Usage Data" (2025, 2 citations), provides a foundational framework for understanding how the dual demands of actuation and onboard computing limit operational time. By meticulously measuring and analyzing battery usage patterns, Park identifies key bottlenecks and proposes data-driven strategies to extend robot autonomy. This work is notable for its practical approach—bridging the gap between theoretical energy models and the harsh realities of continuous, real-world operation. Park’s research is essential reading for anyone interested in making humanoid robots not just capable, but also sustainable and commercially viable.
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