Almogit Perez

Tel Aviv University, University of Bío-Bío

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Almogit Perez is a researcher at the intersection of robotics, education, and construction, whose work explores how robots can reshape both learning environments and the built world. Her most recognized study, “Learning in Summer Camp with Social Robots: A Morphological Study” (2020), has garnered 17 citations and investigates how children interact with social robots in informal educational settings, offering insights into robot morphology and its impact on engagement and learning outcomes. In parallel, Perez has made notable contributions to construction robotics, as demonstrated in “Assembly of Stay-In-Place Concrete Blocks Using a Robot” (2020). This work presents a pioneering experiment in which a robotic system assembles hollow concrete blocks that serve as permanent formwork, enabling the creation of monolithic walls with integrated steel reinforcement and enhanced thermal and acoustic performance. By bridging human-robot interaction with automated construction, Perez addresses both pedagogical and practical challenges. Her research not only advances understanding of how robots can facilitate learning in summer camps but also pushes the boundaries of robotic fabrication in architecture, offering scalable solutions for more efficient, sustainable building practices.