Binyan Xu
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3
Total Citations
20
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About
Binyan Xu is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of sustainable construction, robotics, and computational design. Their work centers on transforming the building industry through robotic 3D printing and prefabrication, with a particular focus on reducing carbon emissions in the hospitality sector. Xu's most impactful contribution, "Potential of indoor room 3D ratio in reducing carbon emissions by prefabricated decoration in chain hotel buildings via multidimensional algorithm models for robot in-situ 3D printing" (2025, 15 citations), introduces a novel framework for optimizing room geometry to minimize material waste and emissions during robotic prefabrication. Building on this, their research on "Multidimensional ergonomic latent modeling" (2026, 3 citations) addresses the critical challenge of integrating human-centered design with automated construction, specifically targeting the rapid renovation cycles of chain hotels. Xu also advances the theoretical foundations of architectural design with "Aesthetic modular source and carbon potential as mathematical foundations for architectural AIGC design" (2026, 2 citations), proposing a mathematical model that reconciles aesthetic intuition with low-carbon performance. By bridging robotics, ergonomics, and sustainability, Xu is shaping a future where intelligent automation and environmental responsibility converge in the built environment.
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