Jen-Chang Lin

Minghsin University of Science and Technology

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Jen-Chang Lin has made pioneering contributions at the intersection of robotics and entertainment, with a particular focus on developing interactive service robots that bridge technology and the arts. His most cited work, "Electronic piano playing robot" (2010), with 24 citations, stands as a foundational study in robotic musical performance. In this research, Lin designed a robot capable of autonomously playing an electronic piano, demonstrating how service robots could extend beyond utilitarian tasks like cleaning or security into creative and cultural domains. This work not only advanced the field of entertainment robotics but also opened new avenues for human-robot interaction in artistic settings. Lin's research highlights the growing importance of making robots engaging companions rather than mere tools, a vision that continues to inspire subsequent work in robotic musicianship and expressive automation. His contributions underscore a career dedicated to expanding the boundaries of what service robots can achieve, blending engineering precision with artistic sensibility to create machines that entertain and connect with people.