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Wooseok Choi
Robotics Mechanical Engineer and Researcher
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Wooseok is a mechanical engineering expert in the robotics system, and interested in the robot mechanisms that are related to power efficiency, dynamics as well. The current activities in the company are related to a robotic exoskeleton, a humanoid robot and an underwater manipulation.
He has more than 15 years experience in the mechanical engineering at robotics field, that includes the humanoid robotics (the legs, the foot mechanism and the robotic hands), modular manipulator and the underwater robotics. He holds a PhD degree from Italy and a master degree from South Korea, the robotics and mechanical engineering respectively, and is passionate about building robot platform and leading teams, and delivering the technology to the real products for the industries and our life.
Originally from South Korea, he studied in Italy and worked in Korea, Italy, Tokyo (Japan) and the USA, and is now based in Salt Lake City.
Get in Touch:
Wooseok is always available for side collaborations and talks worldwide. If you want to chat about engineering and research or anything else, don’t hesitate in reaching out.

     

Experience
Sarcos Technology and Robotics
Senior Mechanical Engineer
Currently working on an underwater manipulator (Sea Class project), and internally driving a new type of the leg structure/actuation for a humanoid robot, and collaborating cross-functionally to develop high-growth products.
Honda R&D – Japan
Senior Researcher – Robotics department
Researched on a dexterous robotic hand and finger mechanisms.
Italian Institute of Technology
PhD researcher
Worked on foot mechanism for a bipedal humanoid platform and leg mechanism for an adult size humanoid robot.
Korea Institute of Science and Technology
Post-doc & Researcher
Worked on a robotic hand development for general purpose, and a modular manipulator that can be reconfigurable in a task base.
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