Okay, the user wants me to translate "person-powered" into Korean. Let me think about the correct term here. "Person-powered" usually refers to something that is powered by human effort, like a manual device. In Korean, the direct translation might be "인간력으로 구동되는" but I should check if there's a more common term.
Wait, maybe "인력으로 구동되는" is more standard. "인력" specifically refers to human labor or manpower, which fits better in contexts like machinery or systems that rely on human power. "인간력" is more about human capability in a general sense.
Also, considering the user's previous message where they mentioned "person-powered" and the response was "인력으로 구동되는", it seems they prefer "인력으로 구동되는". I should stick with that for consistency. Let me confirm there's no other common translation. Maybe "수작업" but that's more about manual work rather than power.
Yes, "인력으로 구동되는" is the right choice here. I'll provide that as the translation.
인력으로 구동되는
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