Eleni Skevaki
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council, ETH Zurich
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3
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7
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About
Eleni Skevaki is a rising researcher at the intersection of digital fabrication, robotics, and timber construction, with a focus on human-robot collaboration and adaptive manufacturing workflows. Her work redefines how architects and builders interact with automated systems, particularly through the assembly of spaceframes in hybrid teams—a contribution that earned her 2024 paper three citations and recognition for advancing adaptive digital fabrication. Skevaki also developed **DiffCheck**, a scan-CAD evaluation tool for digital manufacturing and assembly processes in timber construction (2025, 2 citations), addressing a critical gap: while 3D sensors and photogrammetry are accessible, they are rarely used for accuracy checks in timber fabrication due to the precision of standard machinery. Her earlier research on robotically fabricated polychromatic float glass (2022, 2 citations) pushed beyond transparency, exploring architectural applications that circumvent labor-intensive processes or secondary film applications. By integrating computational design, robotic fabrication, and real-time feedback, Skevaki’s work is paving the way for more efficient, precise, and collaborative construction environments. Her contributions are particularly impactful for researchers and students interested in digital timber construction, adaptive manufacturing, and human-robot interaction in architecture.
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