Bo-Hyeong Lee
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Bo-Hyeong Lee is a pioneering researcher in the field of construction automation and modular building systems. Her foundational work centers on transforming traditional construction methods through the development of conceptual models for automated construction factories—a vision that integrates manufacturing efficiency with on-site assembly. Lee’s most-cited paper, "Development of conceptual model of construction factory for automated construction" (2008), has garnered 17 citations, establishing a critical framework for subsequent studies in off-site construction and robotic integration. Her contributions have helped bridge the gap between theoretical automation concepts and practical implementation, influencing how researchers and industry professionals approach productivity, safety, and quality in building processes. By defining the core components and workflows of a construction factory, Lee provided a roadmap for reducing waste and accelerating project timelines. Her work remains a touchstone for scholars exploring the intersection of industrial engineering and civil infrastructure, and it continues to inspire new generations of researchers seeking to revolutionize the built environment through automation.
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