Chia‐Yu Lee

Korea Institute of Science and Technology

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Chia-Yu Lee is a pioneering researcher in human-computer interaction and motion planning, with a particular focus on competitive game environments. Her most cited work, "Human computer competition in game situation: motion planning for boxing" (2002), introduced a novel motion planner for robots operating in adversarial settings where agents have conflicting goals. In this study, Lee developed a human-computer boxing game system within a graphical environment, where one boxer was controlled by a human via a motion tracking system. This work demonstrated early insights into real-time motion planning under competitive pressure, bridging robotics, animation, and interactive systems. Though her citation count is modest, Lee's contributions are notable for their interdisciplinary approach and foresight into human-robot competition. Her research laid groundwork for understanding how machines can anticipate and respond to human actions in dynamic, goal-driven scenarios—a topic that has since become central to fields like autonomous systems and game AI. Lee's work remains a reference point for scholars exploring motion planning in interactive, adversarial contexts.