Zezhou Wu
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About
Zezhou Wu is an emerging researcher whose work sits at the intersection of artificial intelligence, robotics, and construction engineering. His scholarship focuses primarily on human–robot collaboration (HRC) in the construction industry, exploring how intelligent technologies can transform traditionally labor-intensive and hazardous workflows. Wu's most cited contributions include a scoping review examining AI's role in automating design and decision-making processes within construction environments, and a systematic review investigating the digital auxiliary technologies that enable effective HRC on construction sites. Together, these works have accumulated seven citations since their 2025 publication, a notable achievement for such recently published research. Wu's scholarship directly addresses a critical gap in the field: while HRC has been widely embraced across manufacturing and logistics, the construction sector has lagged behind due to its inherent complexities and unstructured environments. By synthesizing existing knowledge and identifying technological enablers, Wu is helping lay the intellectual groundwork for safer, more productive construction practices. His research is particularly valuable for students and practitioners seeking to understand how AI and robotics can be responsibly integrated into one of the world's most consequential industries.
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