F.J.M. van Gassel
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2
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7
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About
F.J.M. van Gassel’s research focuses on the intersection of construction automation, robotics, and user-centered design in the built environment. His work addresses how mechanized and robotized production processes can be systematically analyzed and improved for efficiency on building sites, as demonstrated in his 1995 paper on the subject (3 citations). More recently, van Gassel has contributed to the growing field of aging-in-place, proposing a working method to enhance end-user value for older adults who wish to remain in their homes (2010, 4 citations). This shift from construction robotics to human-centered design reflects a broader vision: that technology must serve the actual needs of occupants. While his citation counts are modest, his work is notable for bridging technical process analysis with social value creation in the built environment. Van Gassel’s contributions are particularly relevant for researchers exploring how automation and user participation can jointly shape more adaptable, supportive living spaces.
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- 1Working Method to Enhance End-User Value for Aging-in-Place4 citations · 2010
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