Jisan Lee

Ministry of Industry and Trade, Seoul National University, Gangneung–Wonju National University

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Jisan Lee is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of healthcare robotics, assistive technology, and human-centered design. Her work focuses on developing robotic and IoT-based systems to support vulnerable populations, including inpatients, older adults, and people with disabilities. Lee’s most influential study, “The Purpose of Bedside Robots” (2019, 19 citations), used surveys and focus groups to identify how robotic systems can enhance nursing efficiency and patient support—a foundational contribution to the field. She further refined user requirements through simulation-based research (2017) to define essential functions for bedside robots in patient education and emotional care. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Lee addressed critical gaps in healthcare access by developing an IoT-based mobile app for individuals with mild physical disabilities and their caregivers (2022). Her integrative review on care robots for community-dwelling older adults (2025) synthesizes existing evidence to guide future technology development. Lee’s work is notable for its rigorous user-needs assessment and practical focus on real-world implementation, making her a key voice in the ethical and effective deployment of assistive robotics in healthcare settings.