Eonjoo Kim

Eonjoo Kim is a Research Fellow (Postdoctoral) at the School of Engineering, RMIT University, focusing on Underwater Vehicle Modelling and Control. Her work integrates advanced control systems, robotics, and autonomous navigation for marine applications.

Research interests include autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), path planning, sensor systems for ocean phenomena observation, and model-based control strategies. Her contributions span from high-gain observer designs for current estimation to sonar-based navigation using neural networks.

Notable technical trends in her publications (2015–2022) emphasize AUV dynamics, environmental monitoring, and optimization algorithms for constrained path planning. While no awards are explicitly listed, her research demonstrates expertise in interdisciplinary marine robotics.

No academic advising or grants are detailed in the provided materials. Lab affiliations or future projects are not specified, though her affiliation with RMIT’s engineering school suggests participation in institutional research initiatives.