Lukumon O. Oyedele
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About
Professor Lukumon O. Oyedele stands at the forefront of digital transformation in the construction industry, with his research spanning artificial intelligence, robotics, and automation as solutions to the sector's most persistent challenges. His work addresses critical inefficiencies that plague construction globally, including cost and time overruns, labour shortages, poor productivity, and health and safety risks — positioning him as a leading voice in modernising one of the world's least digitised industries. His most influential contribution, a 2021 review of artificial intelligence in construction, has accumulated an remarkable 897 citations, reflecting its significance as a foundational reference for researchers and practitioners alike. His 2019 investigation into robotics and automated systems adoption — now cited over 554 times — provided the industry with a rigorous framework for understanding the barriers preventing technological uptake. More recently, his 2022 critical review of reinforcement and imitation learning paradigms in construction robotics demonstrates his commitment to pushing the boundaries of emerging technologies. Collectively, Oyedele's scholarship has shaped how academics and industry professionals conceptualise the future of construction, making him an essential figure for any student exploring smart construction, Industry 4.0, or built environment innovation.
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