Leqi Chen
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Dr. Leqi Chen is a rising scholar at the forefront of construction engineering and management, with a primary research focus on the socio-technical dynamics of human–robot collaboration (HRC) in the built environment. Her most notable contribution is the development of a tripartite evolutionary game model that systematically analyzes the complex interplay between government incentives, contractor constraints, and on-site team adoption behaviors in promoting HRC systems. This work, published in 2025, directly addresses the critical "adoption gap" in construction robotics by revealing how bounded rationality and misaligned incentives hinder technological diffusion. While her citation count is still growing, Dr. Chen’s research is pioneering in its application of evolutionary game theory to construction automation, offering a rigorous framework for policymakers and industry leaders to design more effective intervention strategies. Her work stands out for bridging micro-level behavioral dynamics with macro-level policy design, providing a novel lens for understanding how to transition the traditionally conservative construction sector toward a more automated, collaborative future.
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