Post-Doctoral Fellow - Department of Bioengineering
Dr. Yeongdae Kim is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Colorado Denver, specializing in human-computer interaction, computational neuroscience, and assistive robotics. His expertise includes EEG and EMG signal analysis, motion capture, and the application of machine learning for prosthetic control and cognitive neuroscience. His research focuses on improving human-robot interaction (HRI) through the integration of physiological and behavioral data, with an emphasis on healthcare and assistive technologies.
Dr. Kim holds a PhD in Biomedical Engineering from Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan. He is currently a member of the Socially Assistive Robotics (SAR) team at CIDE, where he develops assistive robotic systems for older adults. His work follows a V-model systems engineering approach, emphasizing iterative design, validation, and user-centered evaluation. His expertise includes usability and user acceptance studies, with a focus on assessing interaction quality, social presence, and technology adoption. Through this work, he aims to advance the effectiveness and real-world acceptance of assistive robotic systems.