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About
Sukyoung Cho is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of medical robotics, human-robot interaction, and neuroengineering. Her work fundamentally advances how robotic systems can be integrated into both clinical precision procedures and immersive virtual environments. Cho’s early contributions include the development of a 6D robotic couch-top for automating image-guided brain stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) and spinal stereotactic radiotherapy (SRT), a system that enhances accuracy and safety in treating complex tumors. More recently, her groundbreaking 2025 study introduces a novel tri-manual interaction framework that seamlessly integrates a hybrid brain-computer interface (BCI)—combining 32-channel EEG and eye-tracking—with VR controllers. This system allows users to control two physical hands while simultaneously directing a 6-DOF virtual robotic arm, pushing the boundaries of assistive technology and immersive teleoperation. While her citation counts are modest, the innovative nature of her work—particularly in merging BCI control with manual dexterity in VR—positions Cho as a visionary in next-generation human-robot collaboration. Her research holds profound implications for rehabilitation, surgical assistance, and accessible robotics.
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