Se Hun Lee
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About
Se Hun Lee is a rising researcher at the intersection of virtual reality, human-robot interaction, and teleoperation systems. His work focuses on making remote manipulation more intuitive and accessible by integrating hand-tracking and immersive 3D visualization into master–slave robotic control. In his most-cited paper, "Intuitive teleoperation with hand-tracking in VR," Lee demonstrates how virtualizing the operator's workspace can significantly reduce cognitive load and improve task efficiency—a key step toward democratizing complex robotic control for non-experts. Though early in his career, his contributions are already shaping how researchers think about bridging the gap between human dexterity and robotic precision. By combining VR interfaces with natural hand gestures, Lee is helping to pave the way for more seamless human-robot collaboration in fields ranging from manufacturing to remote surgery. His work signals a promising trajectory in the growing domain of embodied interaction and telepresence.
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