Seul Lee

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Seul Lee is a pioneering researcher in human-robot interaction and intelligent product design, whose work bridges the gap between robotics and consumer products. Lee’s key research areas include the classification of robot appearances—distinguishing between human-oriented robots that mimic human form and behavior, and product-oriented robots that integrate robotic technologies into everyday objects. In their seminal 2015 paper, “Intelligent Product Design,” Lee laid the groundwork for understanding how robotic features can enhance traditional products, earning 4 citations that reflect the foundational nature of this work. This contribution has influenced subsequent studies on user acceptance and design principles for domestic and service robots. Lee’s research is notable for its practical implications, guiding engineers and designers in creating more intuitive, socially acceptable robotic systems. By focusing on the intersection of aesthetics, functionality, and human expectations, Lee has helped shape how we think about robots not as mere machines but as intelligent companions embedded in our daily lives. Their work continues to inspire new generations of researchers exploring the future of human-centered robotics.