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About
Yong-ho Lee is a multidisciplinary researcher whose work spans surgical innovation, agricultural technology, and immersive human-robot interaction. His most impactful contribution is in the surgical management of Eagle’s syndrome, where his 2017 study on transoral robotic surgery—cited 19 times—demonstrated a minimally invasive approach to shortening the elongated styloid process, offering patients relief from chronic orofacial pain while reducing recovery time. In precision agriculture, Lee’s 2025 paper on fractal dimension analysis for plant disease classification (7 citations) addresses a critical challenge: enabling farming robots to accurately identify diseased crops against complex backgrounds, thereby reducing chemical overuse and boosting yield. His earlier work in telepresence (2016, 3 citations) introduced a system combining 360-degree stereoscopic cameras with head-mounted displays and an interactive virtual messenger, allowing remote users to control robots and engage in social activities as if physically present. This system, originally designed for mobile robot control, foreshadowed current trends in immersive teleoperation. Lee’s career reflects a rare versatility—bridging clinical surgery, agricultural AI, and human-robot interfaces—with each project tackling real-world problems through technical ingenuity.
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- 3Be closer as you being there3 citations · 2016