Yeri Kim

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Yeri Kim is a pioneering researcher in the field of robotic process automation (RPA), with a focus on developing accessible, open-source solutions for task automation. Her most cited work introduces MIORPA, a middleware system designed to democratize RPA by addressing the prohibitive costs and functional limitations of commercial platforms. This foundational research, which has garnered 10 citations, catalyzed broader exploration into RPA applications across diverse industries, helping to expand the global market for automation technologies. Kim’s contributions are particularly significant for small and medium enterprises seeking cost-effective automation tools, as her middleware architecture enables seamless integration of open-source components. By lowering barriers to entry, her work has empowered researchers and developers to innovate in simple repetitive task automation without reliance on expensive proprietary systems. Kim’s research stands at the intersection of software engineering and operational efficiency, offering practical solutions that bridge the gap between academic theory and real-world implementation. Her ongoing efforts continue to shape the evolution of accessible RPA, making her a key figure in advancing automation for broader societal and industrial benefit.