Uijin Jung

Korea Institute of Science & Technology Evaluation and Planning

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Uijin Jung is a leading researcher in service robotics and human-robot interaction, with a particular focus on the societal integration of autonomous systems in aging societies. Their most-cited work, "Future Service Robot Scenarios in South Korea" (2023, 6 citations), offers a critical analysis of how South Korea—facing demographic decline, a shrinking workforce, and periodic health crises—can leverage service robots to address pressing social and economic challenges. Jung’s research bridges technology forecasting and policy planning, identifying key scenarios where robots can augment caregiving, public service, and industrial productivity. By framing robotics not merely as a technological advance but as a strategic response to national crises, Jung has shaped discussions on the ethical and practical deployment of autonomous systems. Their work is particularly influential among policymakers and engineers seeking sustainable, human-centered automation solutions. Though early in their citation trajectory, Jung’s contributions are foundational for understanding how robotics can support resilient societies in resource-constrained environments.