Gaang Lee

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Dr. Gaang Lee is an emerging scholar at the intersection of construction safety and human-robot collaboration. Their research focuses on two critical areas: integrating human emotional responses into human-robot teaming on construction sites, and advancing fire safety protocols in building construction. Lee’s most cited work, “Effect of human emotional responses on human-robot team pty in construction” (2024, 14 citations), pioneers the incorporation of affective computing into construction robotics, demonstrating how worker emotional states influence team performance and safety outcomes. This contribution is foundational for developing emotionally intelligent autonomous systems in hazardous environments. Lee also authored a comprehensive scoping review on construction site fire safety (2025, 1 citation), which systematically identifies current measures, practices, and future research directions, addressing the fragmented nature of fire safety literature. This work provides a critical roadmap for improving fire prevention and response in dynamic construction settings. Though early in their career, Lee’s interdisciplinary approach—bridging psychology, robotics, and occupational safety—positions them as a promising voice in the future of safe, human-centric construction technology.