Seokyung ParkI am an M.S. student in Bio-Industrial Machinery Engineering at Pusan National University, working in the Precision Agriculture and Smart Sensing System Lab. I expect to graduate in February 2027. I received my B.S. in Plant Bioscience, with a minor in Bio-Industrial Machinery Engineering, from Pusan National University in 2025. My research focuses on image-based analysis and sensing for agricultural applications, with my M.S. thesis research in plant phenotyping connecting UAV canopy maps with close-range observations of soybean plants and pods. My current work includes hyperspectral assessment of tomato damage and spatial analysis of greenhouse environmental measurements. I also have hands-on experience integrating sensors and data acquisition with robotic systems, including robotic grippers and quadruped platforms. Building on these skills, I aim to use imaging and sensing data to quantify crop traits and study their relationships with growing conditions. |  |
I develop and evaluate sensing systems for crops, field environments and agricultural structures. The projects below combine experimental measurements with data analysis and physical modelling.
greenhouse / reservoirs / phenotyping (M.S. Thesis Research)
Quadruped sensing for greenhouse mapping and reservoir surveys, with M.S. thesis research on multi-scale soybean phenotyping using UAV imagery and ground RGB-D observations.
Investigating how gripping speed affects delayed tomato damage using force measurements and hyperspectral imaging.
Using finite-element simulations to evaluate how wing length and angle affect pile uplift resistance in sandy soil.
Measuring air-dome cable tension with load cells and recording field data using a SBC board.
Pusan National University