Jinseob Yeom

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Jinseob Yeom is a researcher at the forefront of applying robotics and artificial intelligence to mental health diagnostics, with a particular focus on neurodevelopmental disorders. His most cited work, "Robot-Assisted ADHD Screening in Diagnostic Process" (2018), has garnered 17 citations and represents a pioneering effort to integrate humanoid robots into clinical settings for early and objective ADHD screening. By leveraging robotic interactions to elicit and measure behavioral markers, Yeom’s research bridges the gap between engineering and psychiatry, offering a scalable, standardized tool that could reduce diagnostic delays and biases. This contribution is especially significant given the rising prevalence of ADHD and the subjective nature of current assessment methods. Yeom’s work not only advances the field of social robotics but also demonstrates a tangible pathway for AI-assisted healthcare, positioning him as a key innovator in child psychiatry technology. His research continues to inspire interdisciplinary collaborations aimed at refining robot-mediated diagnostics for broader pediatric applications.