Yuen‐Yung Lee
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Yuen‐Yung Lee is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics, computer vision, and developmental psychology, with a primary focus on leveraging technology for early autism screening. Her most notable work, "Seeing through a robot's eyes," introduces a groundbreaking approach to autism detection by using the social robot HUMANE, equipped with advanced computer vision and gaze-recognition technology, to objectively measure eye-gaze patterns in children. This cross-sectional exploratory study, though recent with 4 citations, represents a significant step toward creating scalable, reliable screening tools that could transform early diagnosis. Lee’s contributions lie in bridging human-robot interaction with clinical assessment, offering a non-invasive method to identify autism markers through automated behavioral analysis. Her work has the potential to reduce diagnostic delays and improve access to early intervention, making her a key figure in assistive robotics. By integrating AI-driven recognition with social robotics, Lee is shaping a future where technology can see what clinicians might miss, advancing both robotics and pediatric healthcare.
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