Sung Ho Jin

Korea Institute of Robot and Convergence

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Sung Ho Jin is a researcher focused on amphibious robotics and mechanical system design, with a particular emphasis on developing platforms that seamlessly transition between terrestrial and aquatic environments. His work addresses the fundamental challenges of locomotion in hybrid terrains, contributing to the growing field of bio-inspired and adaptive robotics. Jin’s most notable contribution is his 2023 study, "A Study on Analysis of Wheel Characteristics Using Amphibious Toys," which serves as foundational research for amphibious robot development. By analyzing wheel performance through toy-scale prototypes, he provides critical insights into traction, buoyancy, and mobility—key factors for designing efficient amphibious vehicles. Though early in its citation impact (2 citations), this work lays groundwork for future innovations in environmental adaptability and multi-terrain navigation. Jin’s research holds promise for applications in search-and-rescue, environmental monitoring, and exploration, where robots must operate across diverse landscapes. His methodical approach to prototyping and analysis reflects a commitment to bridging theoretical mechanics with practical engineering, making his contributions valuable for students and researchers entering the field of amphibious robotics.