Wen Lin Pan

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Dr. Wen Lin Pan is a leading researcher in sustainable construction technologies and human-robot collaboration, with a particular focus on the integration of robotic exoskeletons within the built environment. Her seminal work, "Identification of Usage Scenarios for Robotic Exoskeletons in the Context of the Hong Kong Construction Industry" (2018), has garnered 17 citations and is widely recognized for pioneering the application of exoskeletons as a sustainable manufacturing technology. Rather than replacing human workers, Dr. Pan’s research champions the empowerment of human laborers through wearable robotics, enhancing safety, productivity, and ergonomics on construction sites. Her contributions have helped frame exoskeletons as a viable solution for reducing physical strain and injury risks in demanding industries. By mapping specific usage scenarios for Hong Kong’s unique high-density construction environment, she has provided a critical framework for industry adoption. Dr. Pan’s work continues to influence both academic discourse and practical implementation, positioning her as a key voice in the intersection of robotics, sustainability, and human-centered design.