Alper Ender

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Total Citations

229

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About

Alper Ender is a leading researcher in construction robotics and automation, with a particular focus on integrating unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for enhanced site data collection. His most cited work, "An integrated UGV-UAV system for construction site data collection" (2020), has garnered 229 citations, establishing a foundational framework for collaborative robotic systems in civil engineering. Ender’s major contributions lie in developing multi-agent robotic platforms that improve the efficiency, accuracy, and safety of construction monitoring, enabling real-time 3D mapping and progress tracking. His research bridges the gap between autonomous navigation and construction management, offering scalable solutions for complex environments. Beyond this seminal paper, Ender has advanced the field through studies on sensor fusion and human-robot interaction on construction sites. His work is widely recognized for its practical impact, influencing both academic research and industry adoption of robotics in infrastructure projects. Ender’s achievements include collaborations with leading engineering firms and contributions to smart construction methodologies, making him a pivotal figure in the digital transformation of the built environment.