Noor Khader

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Noor Khader is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics and advanced construction, specializing in additive manufacturing for the built environment. Their primary contributions lie in developing novel robotic processes for 3D printing with concrete and composite materials, with a particular focus on reinforcement strategies and in-situ repair. Khader’s most influential work, "Development of a Robot-Based Multi-Directional Dynamic Fiber Winding Process for Additive Manufacturing Using Shotcrete 3D Printing" (2021, 41 citations), introduces a groundbreaking method for integrating continuous fiber reinforcement—such as corrosion-resistant fiber-reinforced polymers—directly into shotcrete printing. This innovation addresses a critical challenge in 3D concrete printing: achieving structural integrity without traditional steel rebar. Further advancing the field, Khader’s research on "Robotic Repair: In-Place 3D Printing for Repair of Building Components Using a Mobile Robot" (2024) and "Injection 3D Concrete Printing (I3DCP) Combined with Vector-Based 3D Graphic Statics" (2022) demonstrates a commitment to practical, on-site applications, from automated building repairs to structurally optimized printing. With a growing citation impact, Khader is shaping the future of sustainable, automated construction, making their work essential reading for students and researchers in digital fabrication and structural engineering.