Jin-Hwan Oh

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Dr. Jin-Hwan Oh is a leading researcher in gerontechnology and assistive robotics, with a focused expertise in developing and evaluating robotic interventions for the elderly. His most-cited work, the 2015 study on the "Silver-Care-Robot Program," represents a landmark contribution to the field of human-robot interaction in long-term care. This pioneering research demonstrated that a structured robot-assisted program could significantly improve cognitive function, reduce depression, and enhance activities of daily living among institutionalized older adults. With 29 citations, this study has become a foundational reference for researchers exploring non-pharmacological interventions for aging populations. Dr. Oh's work bridges the critical gap between technological innovation and clinical application, providing empirical evidence that socially assistive robots can serve as effective tools in geriatric care. His research has profound implications for addressing the global challenge of aging populations, offering scalable solutions to improve quality of life while reducing caregiver burden. Dr. Oh continues to advance the integration of robotics in healthcare, shaping how we understand and implement technology-assisted elder care.