Research Assistant at U.S.-Korea Institute, M.A. Candidate at Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Vice President at Sejong Society
Location:
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Industry:
International Trade and Development
Work:
U.S.-Korea Institute since Sep 2007
Research Assistant
Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies since Jul 2007
M.A. Candidate
Sejong Society since Jun 2005
Vice President
East-West Center May 2008 - Aug 2008
Research Assistant
Center for Strategic and International Studies Feb 2008 - May 2008
Intern
Education:
The Johns Hopkins University - Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) 2007 - 2009
M.A., International RelationsM.A. Candidate in International Relations, with concentrations in International Energy Policy and International Economics with Quantitative Methods
Hanyang University 2001 - 2007
B.A., Political Science and Diplomacy
Westminster College 2005 - 2006
Exchange Program, Political Science
- Suwon-si, KR Yuan CHEN - New York NY, US Dae Won LEE - Princeton NJ, US Colin PREPSCIUS - New York NY, US Ibrahim Volkan ISLER - Saint Paul MN, US Lawrence David JACKEL - Holmdel NJ, US Hyunjune Sebastian SEUNG - Princeton NJ, US Daniel Dongyuel LEE - Tenafly NJ, US
Assignee:
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. - Suwon-si
International Classification:
G01S 5/22 B25J 19/02
Abstract:
A method of collision localization on a robotic device includes obtaining audio signals from a plurality of acoustic sensors spaced apart along the robotic device; identifying, based on a collision being detected, a strongest audio signal; identifying a primary onset time for an acoustic sensor producing the strongest audio signal, the primary onset time being a time at which waves propagating from the collision reach the acoustic sensor producing the strongest audio signal; generating a virtual onset time set, by shifting a calibration manifold, based on the identified primary onset time, the calibration manifold representing relative onset times from evenly spaced marker locations on the robotic device to the plurality of acoustic sensors; determining scores for the marker locations based a standard deviation of elements in the virtual onset time set; and estimating a location of the collision based on a highest score of the determined scores.
Method And Apparatus For Manipulating A Tool To Control In-Grasp Sliding Of An Object Held By The Tool
- Suwon-si, KR Colin PREPSCIUS - Brooklyn NY, US Dae Won LEE - Princeton NJ, US Ibrahim Volkan ISLER - Saint Paul MN, US Daniel Dongyuel LEE - Tenafly NJ, US
Assignee:
SAMSUNG ELECTRONICS CO., LTD. - Suwon-si
International Classification:
B25J 13/08 B25J 9/16 B25J 15/08
Abstract:
A tool control system may include: a tactile sensor configured to, when a tool holds a target object and slides the target object downward across the tool, obtain tactile sensing data from the tool; one or more memories configured to store a target velocity and computer-readable instructions; and one or more processors configured execute the computer-readable instructions to: receive the tactile sensing data from the tactile sensor; estimate a velocity of the target object based on the tactile sensing data, by using one or more neural networks that are trained based on a training image of an sample object captured while the sample object is sliding down; and generate a control parameter of the tool based on the estimated velocity and the target velocity.
Dr. Lee graduated from the Yonsei Univ, Coll of Med, Sudai Moon Ku, Seoul, So Korea in 1970. He works in North Brunswick, NJ and specializes in Internal Medicine. Dr. Lee is affiliated with Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and Saint Peters University Hospital.