로보틱 및 무선네트워크 연구실

Our team of researchers has been working on this exciting field for many years, with a focus on exploring the latest advancements and developing innovative solutions that can enhance the scalability of wireless communication systems. At our lab, we take pride in translating our research into practical solutions that make a difference in the world. Our team has developed and demonstrated a wide range of systems, including control for drones and robots, vehicle-to-vehicle communication, smart factories, and spectrum sharing systems. We are committed to pushing the boundaries of what is possible and applying our expertise to solve pressing problems in society. Changmin Lee is research professor at the school of electrical & electronic engineering (BK21-Y-BASE), Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, working at the Robotic and Mobile Networks (RAMO) Laboratory. Arman is postdoctoral researcher at the school of electrical & electronic engineering (BK21-Y-BASE), Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea, working at the Robotic and Mobile Networks (RAMO) Laboratory. RAMO (Robotic And Mobile networks laboratory) is led by Prof. Seong-Lyun Kim. The lab belongs to the School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Yonsei University, Seoul. RAMO's main research and education area falls within wireless communication networks and machine learning. In particular, RAMO is focusing on five major issues: ultra-dense cellular networks, dynamic spectrum sharing & interference-limited networks, machine & robotic networks, and ML based intelligent Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) systems. Interdisciplinary approach (a hybrid of wireless communications, control & optimization, economics, and deep learning) is quite natural and highly recommended within RAMO. 6GARROW is a SNS international project fostering col