Eunmin Choi

Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of Science and Technology

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Eunmin Choi is a researcher working at the intersection of tactile sensing and cyber-physical security. Her work in tactile sensor technology, particularly her 2018 paper on an "Artificial Tactile Sensor Structure for Surface Topography Through Sliding" (35 citations), has contributed to the development of biomimetic touch systems that can detect surface roughness and smoothness—a critical step toward more dexterous robotic manipulation. More recently, Choi has applied her analytical skills to the security of critical infrastructure. Her 2021 paper on an "Autocorrelation-based Intrusion Detection System for Controller Area Network (CAN)" addresses the vulnerability of the bus networks used in vehicles, robots, and trains. By proposing a method to detect anomalies in CAN traffic, her work directly targets the safety of systems closely tied to human life. This dual focus on both the sensory capabilities and the security of autonomous systems positions Choi as a researcher addressing two fundamental challenges in modern robotics: how machines perceive the world and how they can be protected from malicious interference.