Hung Le Xuan

Institute of Textile Technology and Process Engineering, TU Dresden

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Hung Le Xuan is a pioneering researcher in sustainable construction and advanced manufacturing, specializing in the automation of robotic fabrication for high-performance composite materials. His work centers on two transformative areas: robot-assisted manufacturing for 3D non-metallic reinforcement structures and the automation of coreless filament winding (CFW) processes. Le Xuan’s major contributions include developing novel path planning algorithms that overcome the limitations of traditional slicing methods for CFW, enabling the production of lightweight, high-strength composite materials with multiple reinforcement levels—a breakthrough for civil engineering and aerospace applications. His 2023 paper on robot-assisted manufacturing for 3D non-metallic structures in construction has garnered 8 citations, highlighting its relevance in addressing the construction industry’s significant carbon footprint, which accounts for 37% of global CO2 emissions. His 2025 work on CFW automation, with 5 citations, further underscores his impact in advancing sustainable, automated fabrication. By integrating robotics with material science, Le Xuan is driving the shift toward eco-friendly, high-performance building solutions, making him a key figure in the future of green construction and lightweight engineering.