Elisa Lublasser
Papers
7
Total Citations
124
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About
Elisa Lublasser is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotics, digital fabrication, and sustainable construction. Her work focuses on developing automated processes for building renovation, deconstruction, and lifecycle management—critical areas for reducing waste and improving energy efficiency in the built environment. She is best known for her groundbreaking research on the robotic application of foam concrete for building refurbishment, a concept she developed and experimentally validated in her most-cited paper (55 citations). This work demonstrated how robotic systems can directly apply insulation materials onto existing wall elements, streamlining the energy retrofit of older buildings. Lublasser has also made significant contributions to robotic deconstruction, particularly for multi-layered façade systems, and to the integration of Building Information Modeling (BIM) with automated as-built capture for property management (13 citations). Her research on "Robotic Forming" (10 citations) explores rapid 3D shape generation through incremental forming, expanding the creative possibilities of digital fabrication. As a key contributor to the "Internet of Construction" initiative, she is helping to define how Industry 4.0 technologies can be practically implemented across the construction value chain. Her work is essential reading for anyone interested in the future of automated, sustainable building renovation and lifecycle management.
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- 7Robotic Application of Foam Concrete onto Bare Wall Elements3 citations · 2016