Jaeyeon Jeong
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Total Citations
253
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About
Jaeyeon Jeong is a leading researcher in soft robotics and rehabilitation engineering, with a primary focus on developing shape memory alloy (SMA)-based artificial muscles for wearable assistive devices. His major contributions center on designing innovative, muscle-like SMA actuators that overcome traditional limitations of slow response and overheating by integrating active cooling systems—such as stretchable coolant vessels—directly into the actuator structure. This breakthrough enables faster, more efficient, and safer operation for soft wearable robots. Jeong’s most cited work, “Design of Shape Memory Alloy-Based Soft Wearable Robot for Assisting Wrist Motion” (2019, 97 citations), established foundational principles for wrist assistance, while his subsequent papers on elbow and forearm support (2022, 41 citations) and active cooling integration (2021, 71 citations) demonstrate a sustained trajectory of innovation. His research has achieved over 250 total citations, reflecting significant impact in the field. Notably, Jeong has also explored energy-efficiency mechanisms, such as locking-unlocking systems for fabric actuators, and origami-inspired designs for shoulder assistance, showcasing his versatility. His work is highly relevant for students and researchers interested in soft robotics, rehabilitation technology, and smart materials.
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