Jae Soo Hong
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Jae Soo Hong is a leading researcher in geriatric care technology, specializing in the intersection of robotics, caregiver burden, and excretion care for the aging population. His work addresses the critical challenge of supporting formal caregivers amid the rapidly growing older demographic. Hong’s most cited study, “Comparison of the Physical Care Burden on Formal Caregivers between Manual Human Care Using a Paper Diaper and Robot-Aided Care in Excretion Care” (2023), provides a quantitative analysis of how care robots can alleviate the physical strain of excretion care—a task often overlooked in assistive technology research. By comparing manual methods with robot-assisted care, Hong demonstrates that robotic aid significantly reduces caregiver burden, offering evidence-based solutions to improve both caregiver well-being and care quality. With 4 citations in its early stage, this work is gaining traction among researchers and practitioners seeking to integrate robotics into long-term care. Hong’s contributions are pivotal for developing sustainable, human-centered care systems, making him a key voice in the future of gerontechnology and caregiver support.
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