Jaeyun Kim
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Jaeyun Kim is a leading voice in the emerging field of construction robotization, exploring how human-robot collaboration can reshape the built environment. Her research focuses on the socio-technical dynamics of integrating robotics into construction, examining how different stakeholders—from architects to site workers—perceive and adapt to automation. Kim’s most-cited work, "Delegation or Collaboration: Understanding Different Construction Stakeholders’ Perceptions of Robotization" (2021, 46 citations), provides a critical framework for understanding the nuanced shift from simple task delegation to genuine human-robot teamwork. This study has become foundational for researchers and practitioners navigating the redesign of construction processes, crew compositions, and task allocations in an increasingly automated industry. By highlighting the divergent perspectives of stakeholders, Kim’s work offers actionable insights for fostering trust and collaboration between humans and machines on construction sites. Her contributions are vital for ensuring that technological adoption enhances, rather than disrupts, workforce dynamics. With a growing citation record and a focus on real-world implementation, Kim is shaping the future of construction through thoughtful, human-centered automation.
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