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Abdul-Majeed Mahamadu is an emerging scholar whose research sits at the dynamic intersection of construction technology, safety, and automation. His work focuses on the integration of advanced technologies — including unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), robotics, and immersive virtual reality — into construction practice, with a particular emphasis on safety and operational protocols. Mahamadu has made notable contributions to understanding how drones can be deployed responsibly on construction sites. His 2022 protocol for safe UAV preparation and flight operations has garnered 28 citations, while his 2024 study developing and testing an immersive virtual reality environment for safe drone usage has already attracted 29 citations — a remarkable early impact that signals the field's appetite for evidence-based guidance in this space. Beyond UAVs, Mahamadu has broadened his scope to examine the safety risk landscape of construction robotics and the challenges of human-robot collaboration in unstructured environments. His 2023 analysis of safety risk factors in construction robots and his 2025 work on human-robot collaboration frameworks reflect a coherent research agenda: ensuring that as construction sites become increasingly automated, the humans working alongside these technologies remain safe, empowered, and effectively integrated into evolving workflows.