Eui Park

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University

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Eui Park is a leading researcher in human-robot interaction (HRI) and trust dynamics, with a particular focus on the deployment of advanced robotic systems in high-stakes, real-world environments. His seminal work, "Measuring Trust of Human Operators in New Generation Rescue Robots" (2008), which has garnered 38 citations, established foundational metrics for evaluating operator trust in fluid-power rescue robots. Park’s research bridges engineering and psychology, demonstrating how novel robotic technologies—such as those powered by hydraulic or pneumatic systems—alter human perceptions of reliability and safety during emergency operations. By quantifying trust as a critical HRI metric, he has provided essential frameworks for designing robots that emergency personnel can confidently rely on in dynamic, life-threatening scenarios. His contributions are particularly notable for integrating cutting-edge fluid-power innovations with human factors, ensuring that technological advances do not outpace operator acceptance. Park’s work remains influential for researchers and engineers developing next-generation autonomous systems, underscoring the vital role of human trust in successful human-robot collaboration.