Dong Won Kim is received Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from Korea University, Seoul, Korea in 2007. Dr. Kim was a post-doctoral research scholar at BISC (Berkeley Initiative in Soft Computing), University of California Berkeley in 2008 and AHMCT (Advanced Highway Maintenance and Construction Technology Research Center), University of California Davis in 2009. He is now a professor in Dept. of Digital Electronics, INHA Technical College. His research focuses on the intelligent humanoid robot, autonomous multi-mobile robot navigation, and robot intelligence based on the neuro-fuzzy system.
He is associate editor of Mechatronic Systems and Control, Frontiers in Robotics and AI ( specialty section of Humanoid Robotics), program committee and associated editor of several international conferences. He is also potential reviewer of several international journals.
Dr. Kim received the best paper award at international conference on knowledge-based & intelligent information & engineering systems, and Best Student Paper Competition Finalist Award at IEEE international conference on SMC in 2003, the Prize from Seoam Scholarship Foundation in 2002, and he was the prize winner of the Student Paper Contest from IEEE Korea Council in 2000.
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Dong Won Kim is received Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering from Korea University, Seoul, Korea in 2007. Dr. Kim was a post-doctoral research scholar at BISC (Berkeley Initiative in Soft Computing), University of California Berkeley in 2008 and AHMCT (Advanced Highway Maintenance and Construction Technology Research Center), University of California Davis in 2009. He is now a professor in Dept. of Digital Electronics, INHA Technical College. His research focuses on the intelligent humanoid robot, autonomous multi-mobile robot navigation, and robot intelligence based on the neuro-fuzzy system.
He is associate editor of Mechatronic Systems and Control, Frontiers in Robotics and AI ( specialty section of Humanoid Robotics), program committee and associated editor of several international conferences. He is also potential reviewer of several international journals.
Dr. Kim received the best paper award at international conference on knowledge-based & intelligent information & engineering systems, and Best Student Paper Competition Finalist Award at IEEE international conference on SMC in 2003, the Prize from Seoam Scholarship Foundation in 2002, and he was the prize winner of the Student Paper Contest from IEEE Korea Council in 2000.