Prof. Ki-Uk Kyung (Keynote)
Education
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(1999) B.A., KAIST
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(2001) M.A., KAIST
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(2006) Ph.D., KAIST
Professional Experience
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(2024~2024) Adjunct Professor, New York University, USA
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(2022~Present) Director, Human-Robot Interaction Research Center, KAIST, Korea
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(2018-2021) Co-Chair, IEEE Technical Committee on Haptics, IEEE RAS
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(2006~2017) Principle Researcher, Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI), Korea
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(2008~2009) Visiting Scientist, MIT, USA
Research Interests
Haptics, Haptic Interaction, Human-Robot Interaction, Human-Machine Interaction, Soft actuator, Soft Sensor, Artificial Muscle, Soft Robotics, Wearable Robot, Rehabilitation Robotics, Mid-Air Haptics, Medical Robotics
Major Research Achievements
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Protective and Collision-Sensitive Gel-Skin: Visco-Elastomeric Polyvinyl Chloride Gel Rapidly Detects Robot Collision by Breaking Electrical Charge Accumulation Stability
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Real-Time Shape Estimation of Hyper-Redundant Manipulator using Coiled Soft Sensors
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Multi-DOF Force Sensor Incorporated into Soft Robotic Gripper for Improved Grasping Stability
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Soft polymer-actuated compliant microgripper with adaptive vibration-controlled grasp and release
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Soft Artificial Muscle based on Pre-detwinned Shape Memory Alloy Spring Actuator achieving High Passive Assistive Torque for Wearable Robot
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Origami-Inspired Wearable Robot for Shoulder Abduction Assistance: A Double-Petal Mechanism Utilizing Shape Memory Alloy Actuators
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Modeling dynamic behavior of dielectric elastomer muscle for robotic applications
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Endoscopic Surgery Robot that Facilitates Insertion of the Curved Colon and Ensures Positional Stability Against External Forces: K-COLON
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Sigmoidal Auxiliary Tendon-Driven Mechanism Reinforcing Structural Stiffness of Hyper-Redundant Manipulator for Endoscopic Surgery
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Highly Efficient Long-lasting Triboelectric Nanogenerator Upon Impact and its Application to daily-Life Self-Cleaning Solar Panel
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Electroadhesion based High-Payload Soft Gripper with Mechanically Strengthened Structure