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About
Dr. Kyeong-Beom Park is a leading researcher at the intersection of mixed reality (MR), extended reality (XR), and human-robot collaboration (HRC), with a focus on creating safer, more intuitive industrial environments. His major contributions lie in developing deep learning-powered systems that integrate digital twins and multimodal gesture recognition—such as eye gazing and head movements—to enable hands-free robot control. His 2021 work on an integrated mixed reality system for safety-aware HRC has garnered 226 citations, underscoring its impact on the field. Park’s 2021 study on hands-free interaction using multimodal gestures and deep learning in wearable MR (105 citations) addresses critical constraints in manufacturing, where workers’ hands are often occupied. He has also advanced industrial augmented reality with hybrid approaches combining deep learning-based facility segmentation and depth prediction (21 citations), tackling issues like visual mismatching and incorrect occlusions. His 2022 XR-based approach to safe HRC (11 citations) introduces real-time distance calculation between humans and robots to prevent accidents. Through these innovations, Park is shaping the future of work, making human-robot interaction more seamless, safe, and efficient.
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- 5An XR-based Approach to Safe Human-Robot Collaboration11 citations · 2022
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