Papers
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Total Citations
116
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About
Eduardo Moreira is a robotics researcher whose work bridges the gap between advanced automation and real-world construction. His primary research areas include cable-driven robotic systems, sensor integration for robotic perception, and intelligent manipulation for industrial tasks. Moreira is best known for pioneering the development of cable-driven robots for architectural applications, most notably through his work on the SPIDERobot—a system designed for on-site construction that offers unprecedented flexibility for non-standard building designs. His research on motion control and path-planning for these robots, published in 2016, has garnered 35 citations, reflecting its foundational impact on the field. Moreira has also made significant contributions to robotic perception, authoring a highly cited evaluation of depth sensors for robotic applications (26 citations) that serves as a key reference for engineers selecting 3D sensing technologies. Additionally, his novel architecture for assessing robotic picking operations, which combines machine learning with force/torque sensing, has been cited 21 times and demonstrates his expertise in creating robust, sensor-driven automation solutions. Through his innovative work, Moreira continues to shape the future of construction robotics and intelligent manufacturing.
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- 2Evaluation of Depth Sensors for Robotic Applications26 citations · 2015
- 3Assessment of Robotic Picking Operations Using a 6 Axis Force/Torque Sensor21 citations · 2016
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