Saša Jokić

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Saša Jokić is a researcher at the forefront of integrating robotics with construction and additive manufacturing. His primary research areas include robotic positioning systems, three-dimensional printing for large-scale construction, and CAD-driven automated assembly processes. Jokić’s major contribution lies in pioneering robotic devices that extend the capabilities of traditional fabrication methods, enabling the production of large-scale three-dimensional printed structures—a significant leap from the small-scale objects typical of early additive manufacturing. His 2014 paper on a robotic positioning device for 3D printing, with 18 citations, has been influential in demonstrating how robotics can overcome scale limitations in construction. More recently, his 2025 work on streamlining drywall assembly through CAD-driven robotic assembly, though newly published, signals a shift toward automating interior construction tasks, promising efficiency gains. Jokić’s research bridges the gap between digital design and physical construction, offering practical solutions for the building industry. His work is notable for its focus on real-world applications, making him a key figure in the evolution of construction robotics and additive manufacturing.