Sheng Tuan Kee

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Sheng Tuan Kee is a pioneering researcher in the field of web-based telerobotics and remote experimentation, with a focus on integrating Internet technologies into engineering education and laboratory practices. His most-cited work, "Web-based Robot for Remote Experiments" (2003), introduced a novel system at the National University of Singapore that allowed users to control physical robots and conduct engineering experiments remotely via a web interface. This contribution was instrumental in demonstrating how queuing systems and real-time control could make laboratory resources accessible beyond physical boundaries, laying early groundwork for the now-essential field of online labs. While his citation impact is modest, with 4 citations on this key paper, Kee’s work is notable for its forward-looking vision at a time when the Internet was just beginning to transform hands-on learning. His research helped bridge the gap between theoretical web technologies and practical engineering applications, inspiring subsequent developments in remote laboratories and teleoperation systems. For students and researchers exploring the history of online experimentation, Kee’s work remains a foundational reference in the evolution of accessible, web-enabled scientific inquiry.