Young Min Oh
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Young Min Oh is a researcher specializing in wearable biomedical systems and human–machine interfaces, with a focus on electrophysiological (ExG) signal acquisition. His most-cited work, "A Wireless ExG Interface for Patch-Type ECG Holter and EMG-Controlled Robot Hand" (2017, 8 citations), introduces a wearable interface with enhanced immunity to motion artifacts—a critical challenge in continuous health monitoring. Oh’s key contributions include novel anti-artifact schemes, such as a patch-type modular structure and real-time automatic level adjustment, which improve signal reliability in dynamic environments. These innovations were validated through two wireless system prototypes: a patch-type ECG Holter for cardiac monitoring and an EMG-controlled robot hand for assistive technology. While his citation count is modest, the work demonstrates practical impact in bridging wearable sensing and robotic control. Oh’s research addresses the growing demand for robust, low-power biomedical devices, offering solutions that enhance user comfort and data fidelity. His achievements highlight a commitment to advancing non-invasive health monitoring and prosthetic control, laying groundwork for future developments in wearable ExG systems.
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