Eduardo Miranda
Stanford University, National Taipei University, Cebu Technological University
Papers
4
Total Citations
222
H-Index
3
About
Eduardo Miranda is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of construction engineering, robotics, and computer simulation. He has made significant contributions to the automation and optimization of crane-assisted construction processes, developing computational tools that have transformed how erection planning is approached in the industry. His most influential work, "Planning and Visualization for Automated Robotic Crane Erection Processes in Construction" (2006), has garnered 139 citations, establishing him as a leading voice in this specialized field. Miranda's research focuses on creating intelligent planning systems and three-dimensional simulation environments that support both pre-construction planning and real-time crane operator assistance, as demonstrated in his 2009 paper with 74 citations. His multi-crane coordination research further advances the field by tackling complex, large-scale construction scenarios. Beyond crane automation, Miranda has also explored precision measurement systems for large-surface applications in warehouse construction environments. Collectively, his body of work bridges theoretical computation with practical construction challenges, providing engineers and planners with powerful visualization and decision-support tools that enhance safety, efficiency, and accuracy on modern construction sites.
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- 4An autonomous system for linear and angular measurements in big surfaces2 citations · 2004