Jin Li
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Jin Li is a rising scholar in construction engineering and management, with a focused research agenda on human–robot collaboration (HRC) and the safe, efficient integration of automation into construction project delivery. Their most cited work, “Identifying the risk factors and their interactions of human–robot collaboration implementation during engineering project construction: evidence from China” (2022, 22 citations), makes a foundational contribution by systematically identifying and mapping the critical risk factors—and their complex interactions—that impede HRC adoption on real construction sites. Drawing on empirical evidence from China, this study provides a novel risk interaction framework that helps practitioners and policymakers anticipate cascading failures in human-robot teams, bridging a critical gap between theoretical automation potential and on-site reality. This work has been recognized as a key reference for risk management in emerging construction technologies. Beyond this paper, Li’s broader research explores the socio-technical barriers to robot adoption, safety protocols for collaborative workspaces, and the organizational dynamics of technology implementation in large-scale engineering projects. Their scholarship is increasingly cited by peers investigating construction automation, occupational safety, and digital transformation in the built environment, marking them as an important voice shaping the future of safer, more productive construction sites.
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