Papers
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Total Citations
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About
Lauren Vasey is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotic fabrication, human-robot collaboration, and computational design in architecture and construction. Her work consistently explores how intelligent robotic systems can transform building processes — from timber prefabrication and on-site plastering to fiber composite construction and dry stone assembly using locally sourced materials. Among her most influential contributions is her research into augmented reality-mediated human-robot workflows, exemplified by her work on AR-guided timber prefabrication (81 citations) and Interactive Robotic Plastering (54 citations), which empowers skilled workers to collaborate intuitively with robotic systems on-site. Her framework for robotic excavation and dry stone construction (46 citations) demonstrates a compelling vision for sustainable, resource-conscious building in remote environments. Early career work on the celebrated ICD/ITKE Research Pavilion 2014–15 (42 citations) and biologically inspired woven structures (37 citations) reveals a deep engagement with process-based biomimetics and adaptive fabrication strategies. Vasey has also advanced multi-robot and UAV-integrated construction systems, addressing scalability and physical distribution challenges in large-span composite fabrication. With over 370 cumulative citations across her most recognized papers, her research is shaping the future of intelligent, collaborative, and sustainable robotic construction.
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- 9Adaptive Part Variation20 citations · 2014
- 10Robotic Fabrication of Acoustic Brick Walls12 citations · 2014