Minjun Kim
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Minjun Kim is an emerging researcher in human-robot interaction, with a focused interest in the domestic adoption of service robots. Her work critically examines how household composition and user demographics shape preferences and expectations for home robots. A key contribution is her comparative analysis of age and household type, challenging the common research focus on either older adults or single-person households by including the growing demographic of young, voluntary single-person households. Her 2024 study on preferences for home robot tasks provides foundational insights for designing robots that cater to diverse living situations. In her 2025 work, Kim further explores the perceived usefulness of home service robots, identifying that household composition—specifically the difference between single and multi-person households—is a crucial, often-overlooked factor influencing adoption intention. By centering the household as a unit of analysis, Kim is contributing a nuanced perspective to the field, ensuring that the next generation of domestic robots is designed with genuine user diversity in mind.
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