Portrait of Yunha Lee
Fig. 00 — Introduction

Yunha
Lee

I build AI agents that operate expert software — for mobility, emergency response, and the cities in between.

Stanford ’30TUPA Lab, KAISTDochakyunhalee@stanford.edu
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Selected work

01 / 04 · 2024 — 2026
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From intake to a confirmed emergency room to insurance, in one run of the ambulance agent network.

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agent types across institutions
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live APIs in the demo run
94%
of paramedics say ER dashboards need replacing

What I’m working on

Now

Right now I’m working on how AI agents in the physical world find and trust agents they were never programmed to know. Robots, cars, and city systems built by different companies will need to work together in seconds, and today they mostly can’t. Longer term, I want to take this beyond Earth. A message from Mars takes minutes to reach us, so robots there will have to find each other and decide together on their own.

About

이윤하

I’m a freshman at Stanford. Before that I spent a summer at KAIST’s TUPA lab and at Dochak, a KAIST-spinoff mobility startup, building the same kind of thing in two settings: AI agents that drive software experts already use, with the guardrails that make an expert trust them.

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Experience

  • Stanford UniversityClass of 2030 · from Sep 2026
  • TUPA Lab, KAISTResearch Intern, Transport and Urban Planning with AI · Prof. Inhi Kim · Summer 2025

Awards

  1. 01Minister’s Award (1st place)
  2. 02Regeneron ISEF 2025 Special Award: HP Innovator Award

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Beyond work

Cheer

Cheerleading at TCIS: stunts, meets with Korea’s international schools, and the kind of trust you only build by being thrown in the air and caught.

The cheer story →

TCIS cheer squad team photo in black and gold
Squad holding a stunt in the gym
Several schools’ cheer teams gathered on the gym floor
Circle of cheer shoes on the mat