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About
Sanghoon Jeon is a researcher at the intersection of embedded systems, assistive technology, and indoor navigation. His work focuses on creating practical, real-time solutions that enhance safety and accessibility, particularly for vulnerable populations. Jeon’s most cited paper, “ROMI: A Real-Time Optical Digit Recognition Embedded System for Monitoring Patients in Intensive Care Units” (2023, 10 citations), addresses a critical need amplified by the COVID-19 pandemic: non-face-to-face patient monitoring. By integrating IoT and optical recognition, his system enables a control center to remotely track vital signs, improving safety for both patients and medical staff. Earlier, Jeon explored assistive robotics with “Smart-Bin Using Ultrawideband Localization to Assist People with Movement Disabilities” (2016, 3 citations), demonstrating how precise localization can empower elderly and disabled individuals in smart homes. His foundational work in “Pedestrian Indoor Navigation Algorithm based on the Pseudolite and Low-cost IMU with Magnetometers Including In-Flight Calibration” (2010, 3 citations) tackles the persistent challenge of indoor positioning, proposing a hybrid approach that combines pseudolite signals with inertial sensors. Across these contributions, Jeon consistently bridges hardware and algorithm design to solve real-world problems, from clinical monitoring to daily mobility. His research not only advances technical fields like embedded vision and UWB localization but also underscores a commitment to human-centered innovation, making technology more responsive to the needs of patients, the elderly, and people with disabilities.
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