Anja Patricia Regina Lauer
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About
Anja Patricia Regina Lauer is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics, automation, and sustainable construction. Her work focuses on developing intelligent robotic systems for on-site assembly, with a particular emphasis on biomimetic timber structures and telerobotic control. Lauer’s most-cited paper, "Automated on-site assembly of timber buildings on the example of a biomimetic shell" (2023, 29 citations), demonstrates her leadership in translating biological principles into efficient, large-scale construction processes. She has made significant contributions to robotic manipulation, including tool center point control using absolute position feedback (2022, 17 citations), and has advanced human-robot interaction through naturalistic vibrotactile feedback systems for telerobotic assembly in low-visibility environments. Her innovative work on online trajectory generation for mobile robots using multi-dimensional rate limiters (2019) and data-based reachability analysis for co-design of construction processes (2024) further showcases her commitment to solving real-world productivity challenges. With a growing citation impact, Lauer is shaping the future of automated construction, making complex building processes safer, more efficient, and more sustainable. Her research is essential reading for anyone interested in robotics for architecture, biomimetic design, or next-generation construction automation.
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