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Seung Yeon Lee

6 accepted papers

2026

Hand-Gesture Based Robot Tracking and Teaching Framework: Demonstration in Surface Polishing Task

RA-L 2026

Modern manufacturing is rapidly shifting toward high-mix, low-volume (HMLV) production, which requires flexible and intuitive robot programming methods. However, conventional approaches such as teach pendants or external trackers remain complex and inefficient for non-expert users. This paper presen

Cited by 0SourceScholar
2020

6-Axis Force/Torque Sensor With a Novel Autonomous Weight Compensating Capability for Robotic Applications

RA-L 2020

Force/Torque(F/T) sensing technology enables a dexterous robot control such as direct teaching, master-slave system, and pick-and-place task. In general, 6-axis F/T sensor is attached to the end-effector of the robot manipulator to assist in utilizing advanced robot systems. However, in actual appli

Cited by 38SourceScholar
2020

Ultra-Thin Joint Torque Sensor With Enhanced Sensitivity for Robotic Application

RA-L 2020

As advanced robotic technologies such as human-robot interaction and automatic assembly processes have emerged, torque sensors have become an essential component for robots. However, commercial torque sensors are not suitable for robotic applications because of their large sizes, heavy weights, narr

Cited by 28SourceScholar
2019

Compensation of Environmental Influences on Sensorized-Forceps for Practical Surgical Tasks

RA-L 2019

For more secure and delicate robotic surgery, force sensing ability is essential but it has still not been used in actual robot surgery. This is because the environmental factors that occur during actual operation affect the sensor and the sensor cannot give reliable force information. In this lette

Cited by 14SourceScholar
2019

Force-controllable Quadruped Robot System with Capacitive-type Joint Torque Sensor

ICRA 2019poster

This paper introduces a force-controllable quadruped robot system consists of twelve Actuator Modules embedded a novel Capacitive-type Joint Torque Sensor (CJTS) which is accurate (0.05 Nm), robust to impact, and easy to manufacture at low cost. The Actuator Module with CJTS shows accurate joint tor…

Cited by 10SourceScholar