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About
Dr. Elodie Paquet is a leading researcher at the intersection of additive manufacturing and robotics, with a focus on large-scale construction and marine applications. Her work centers on developing innovative methods for 3D printing with foam materials, particularly for producing massive structures like boat hulls and habitable houses. Dr. Paquet’s most impactful contribution is her 2018 study on improving mobile robot location for house construction via 3D printing, which has garnered 45 citations and established a foundation for automated building techniques. She further advanced the field by introducing a novel foam additive manufacturing (FAM) process for hull mold production, addressing critical needs in the shipping industry. Her research also extends to robotic repair operations on composite structures and path generation for cable-driven parallel robots, enabling the printing of large parts with unprecedented precision. With a total of over 60 citations across her key works, Dr. Paquet’s achievements demonstrate a clear trajectory toward scalable, automated manufacturing solutions. Her interdisciplinary approach—merging robotics, materials science, and construction—positions her as a pivotal figure in the future of additive manufacturing for industrial and residential applications.
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