Jong Ho Bae

Korea Institute of Robot and Convergence

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Jong Ho Bae is a researcher focused on the emerging field of amphibious robotics, with a particular emphasis on the mechanical design and locomotion analysis of vehicles capable of operating across both land and water. His work addresses the critical challenge of environmental adaptability, exploring how wheel characteristics and propulsion mechanisms can be optimized for seamless transitions between terrains. Bae’s foundational study, "A Study on Analysis of Wheel Characteristics Using Amphibious Toys" (2023), serves as a key contribution, providing experimental insights that lay the groundwork for developing more robust and efficient amphibious robots. Though early in his citation impact—with 2 citations to date—this work is strategically positioned within a rapidly growing research hotspot, signaling its potential to influence future designs in search-and-rescue, environmental monitoring, and military applications. By bridging basic toy mechanics with advanced robotic principles, Bae’s research offers a practical, hands-on approach to solving complex mobility problems, making his contributions valuable for students and engineers seeking to innovate in multi-terrain robotics.