Peng Feng

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Peng Feng is a leading researcher at the intersection of digital construction and robotic fabrication, with a primary focus on advancing 3D concrete printing (3DCP) technology for automated building. His most cited work, “Toward automated construction: The design-to-printing workflow for a robotic in-situ 3D printed house” (2022, 56 citations), addresses the global construction labor shortage by developing a seamless digital workflow—from design to robotic execution—for in-situ 3D-printed housing. Feng’s major contributions lie in optimizing layered extrusion and rapid solidification processes, enabling the practical deployment of 3DCP in real-world construction. His research has been instrumental in reducing manual labor demands while improving structural efficiency and material sustainability. With over 50 citations on his flagship paper alone, Feng’s work is shaping the future of automated construction, offering scalable solutions for affordable housing and infrastructure. He is also recognized for integrating robotic systems with building information modeling (BIM), pushing the boundaries of what is possible in digital concrete construction. For students and researchers, Feng’s profile exemplifies how computational design and robotics can revolutionize traditional industries, making construction faster, safer, and more sustainable.