Sujin Kim
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Sujin Kim’s research bridges child psychology and human-robot interaction, focusing on innovative interventions for neurodevelopmental disorders. Her most-cited work, “Exploring the Applicability of Tele-presence Robot Intervention for at-Risk Children with ADHD” (2016), pioneered the use of telepresence robots as therapeutic tools for children with attention deficits. This study demonstrated how remote-controlled robots could enhance engagement and social responsiveness in at-risk populations, offering a scalable, low-cost alternative to traditional clinical settings. With 2 citations, the paper laid groundwork for integrating robotics into pediatric mental health care, influencing subsequent studies on robot-mediated therapy. Kim’s contributions highlight the potential of technology to address accessibility gaps in child psychiatry, particularly for underserved communities. Her work underscores a commitment to translating human-robot interaction research into practical, evidence-based interventions, making her a key voice in the emerging field of socially assistive robotics for developmental disorders.
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