Yen Leng Ng

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Yen Leng Ng is a researcher whose work bridges human-computer interaction, embedded systems, and assistive technologies. Her most-cited paper, "Automatic Human Guided Shopping Trolley with Smart Shopping System" (2015, 41 citations), exemplifies her focus on practical, user-centered innovations. In this study, she developed a smart shopping trolley that autonomously follows a shopper, addressing common supermarket issues like abandoned trolleys and safety hazards on escalators. This contribution demonstrates her ability to integrate sensor technology and automation into everyday tools, enhancing convenience and safety. Beyond this flagship work, Ng’s research explores intelligent systems that adapt to human behavior, with applications in retail and assistive robotics. Her work has garnered attention for its real-world relevance, earning citations from studies in smart environments and human-robot interaction. By tackling mundane yet critical problems, Ng’s research highlights how thoughtful engineering can transform routine experiences. Her achievements underscore a commitment to creating technology that is not only functional but also intuitively responsive to human needs, making her a notable voice in the development of smart, assistive systems.