Hye-Min Moon

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Hye-Min Moon is a researcher advancing the intersection of virtual reality (VR) and robotic surgery, with a primary focus on enhancing minimally invasive procedures. Her most notable contribution, "Virtual Reality-based Control of Robotic Endoscope in Laparoscopic Surgery" (2019), has garnered 14 citations, reflecting its growing influence in surgical robotics. This work pioneers a novel approach to endoscope control, integrating immersive VR interfaces to improve surgeon precision and ergonomics during laparoscopic operations. By addressing key challenges in robotic-assisted surgery—such as intuitive instrument manipulation and reduced cognitive load—Moon’s research holds promise for safer, more efficient clinical outcomes. Her work stands out for its practical application of VR technology to solve real-world surgical limitations, bridging engineering and medicine. As a researcher, Moon contributes to a critical niche where human–machine interaction meets healthcare innovation, laying groundwork for future advancements in teleoperated and autonomous surgical systems. Her findings are particularly relevant for students and researchers exploring VR in medical robotics, offering a clear example of how immersive technologies can transform surgical practice.