Beyond research

For the opening of a new Shinsegae department store in Daejeon, our team developed robotics learning materials for children. To show how robots use sensors and how sensor fusion works, we built a wearable demonstrator with an encoder and an inertial measurement unit.

Our intern team proposed a diagonal horizontally mounted capacitor (D‑HMC) to reduce the acoustic noise of multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs). The idea was selected as the best presentation among the teams in the components department. Parts of the slides are blurred for intellectual‑property reasons.

I served at the American Forces Network (AFN) Korea as a video journalist, filming and editing stories that aired across the Pacific region, and was discharged as a sergeant.

I’m drawn to the precision and physical feedback of circuit driving—feeling the chassis load up through the seat and steering wheel in high-g corners. Through progressive on-track training (including the BMW M Intensive, Mercedes-AMG Performance, and HMG N Track Performance programs) in limit handling, weight transfer, and low-grip car control, I’m steadily working my way from lead-follow sessions toward solo open-track driving.

Outside research, I enjoy travel photography and music.

Singing and rapping are two of my hobbies. I enjoy practicing both at noraebang, Korea’s karaoke rooms.