Dagmar Reinhardt
The University of Sydney, Aarhus School of Architecture, UNSW Sydney
Papers
22
Total Citations
281
H-Index
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About
Dagmar Reinhardt is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotic fabrication, computational design, and architecture, whose work has fundamentally advanced how digital technologies are integrated into construction and design practice. Best known for her editorial contribution to *Robotic Fabrication in Architecture, Art and Design 2016* — the field's landmark volume with 139 citations — Reinhardt has built a body of research exploring how robotic systems can transform traditionally labor-intensive industries. Her investigations span collaborative robotics (CoBots) for Industry 4.0 construction contexts, augmented reality-guided fabrication, stereotomy and subtractive manufacturing with complex geometries, and onsite carbon-fibre winding for structural applications. A distinctive thread throughout her work is the human-robot interface: Reinhardt consistently asks how skilled workers, designers, and students can meaningfully collaborate with robotic systems, evidenced by her research into hand-drawn digital fabrication methods and conceptual design tools for human-robot interaction. With publications spanning sensor-driven toolpath revision, large-scale additive fabrication, and modular onsite robotics, her cumulative citation impact reflects a researcher shaping both the theoretical frameworks and practical workflows of next-generation architectural fabrication.
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Top Papers
- 1Robotic Fabrication in Architecture, Art and Design 2016139 citations · 2016
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- 9TriVoc6 citations · 2014
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