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Young-Woo Park

Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology

研究室紹介

Professor Young-Woo Park's research lab specializes in human-centered design for aging populations, focusing on developing assistive technologies that support cognitive health and daily living independence in individuals with dementia. The lab integrates insights from gerontology, cognitive psychology, and interactive technology to create innovative, context-sensitive solutions—such as HydrationCane and SoundReminiscence—that address both practical care needs and emotional well-being. Research directions emphasize the design of IoT-enabled, sensory-rich interventions that leverage memory cues, mobility support, and personalized audio experiences. The lab also explores cultural and contextual factors in technology adoption, particularly within East Asian settings like Korea.

dementia careassistive technologymemory supportIoT designaging in place

Research Overview

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Selected Papers

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IoT product design for dementia: HydrationCane (empowerment) & SoundReminiscence (wellbeing)
James Self, Chajoong Kim, Youngwoo Park, Dooyoung Jung
Qucosa (Saxon State and University Library Dresden)OA

Adopting an internet-of-things product design approach, we present two concepts that respond to practical and emotional needs associated with changes in memory function. HydrationCane, a design to support improved hydration in people with early stage dementia, provides users opportunity to continue to engage in the outdoor pursuits of walking and climbing familiar within the design’s Korean use context. SoundReminiscence draws upon research on audio/music therapy and episodic memory to provide p

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