Jeremy Bilotti

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Jeremy Bilotti is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of robotic fabrication, architectural ceramics, and computational design. His most-cited work, "Robosense 2.0: Robotic Sensing and Architectural Ceramic Fabrication" (2018, 8 citations), redefines the relationship between digital tools and material behavior by demonstrating a generative design process that fosters collaboration between designers, robotic systems, advanced software, and the nuanced, often unpredictable properties of clay. Rather than imposing strict precision, Bilotti’s approach leverages robotic sensing to adapt to material feedback in real time, enabling the creation of complex, bespoke ceramic components that would be impossible through conventional methods. This work challenges the traditional dichotomy between digital control and craft, positioning the robot as a co-creator rather than a mere executor. Bilotti’s contributions have significant implications for sustainable architecture, allowing for the efficient production of non-standard building elements with minimal waste. By foregrounding material agency and adaptive fabrication, his research opens new pathways for integrating advanced manufacturing into architectural practice, inspiring a generation of designers to rethink the creative potential of robotic tools.