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About
Jiyeon Son is a pioneering researcher in advanced manufacturing systems, with a focus on cyber-physical production, human-robot collaboration, and mass personalization platforms. Her work sits at the intersection of Industry 4.0 technologies, integrating IoT, artificial intelligence, and multi-agent robotic systems to create flexible, intelligent factories. Son’s most cited paper, “Multi agent 3D printer and robot system for mass personalization faas platform” (2016, 9 citations), introduces a Factory as a Service (FaaS) architecture that combines cloud systems, manufacturing execution platforms, and IoT-enabled micro smart factories to enable on-demand, customized production. Her follow-up study, “A Study on Human-Robot Collaboration based Hybrid Assembly System for Flexible Manufacturing” (2019, 8 citations), addresses the critical challenge of safe and efficient human-robot interaction in industrial settings—a key enabler of the 4th industrial revolution. By designing hybrid assembly systems that leverage collaborative robots alongside human workers, Son contributes directly to the future of adaptive, resilient manufacturing. Her research is foundational for students and engineers seeking to understand how digital twins, cloud manufacturing, and collaborative automation can transform traditional production lines into agile, personalized service platforms.
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