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Soichiro Suzuki is a pioneering figure at the intersection of computer-aided design (CAD) and robotics in architecture and construction. His foundational work, particularly the 1986 paper "CAD and Robotics in Architecture and Construction," laid early groundwork for integrating digital design tools with automated fabrication and construction processes. With over 9 citations, this seminal contribution helped establish a new paradigm for how architects and engineers could leverage computational methods and robotic systems to enhance precision, efficiency, and creativity in building design and execution. Suzuki’s research has been instrumental in shaping the fields of digital fabrication and construction automation, influencing subsequent generations of researchers exploring the synergy between design computation and physical construction. His work remains a touchstone for those investigating how robotics can transform traditional architectural practices, from automated bricklaying to adaptive building systems. By bridging the gap between virtual modeling and real-world construction, Suzuki has left a lasting impact on both academic research and practical applications in the built environment.