Abdul Mateen Khan

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Abdul Mateen Khan is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of construction management and digital automation. His work critically examines the transformative potential of emerging technologies in the Architecture, Engineering, and Construction (AEC) sector, focusing on how robotics and programming can address chronic industry inefficiencies. Khan’s most cited paper, “Substitution of workforce with robotics in the construction industry: A wise or witless approach” (2024, 8 citations), provides a nuanced analysis of automation’s impact on productivity and project outcomes, challenging the industry to move beyond low-profitability models. Complementing this, his study “Python: An Automation Tool for Unlocking Innovation and Efficiency in the AEC Sector” (2023, 7 citations) demonstrates how accessible programming languages can streamline operations and accelerate decision-making. Together, these works establish Khan as a key voice in the debate on sustainable digital transformation, offering practical pathways for integrating robotics and software tools without sacrificing human expertise. His research is essential reading for students and practitioners seeking to understand how automation can reshape construction for a more efficient, innovative future.