Jorge Duro Royo

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Jorge Duro Royo is a researcher working at the intersection of computational design, digital fabrication, and distributed manufacturing systems. His work explores how behavior-based modeling can inform and transform additive manufacturing processes, particularly within decentralized and networked production environments. His most notable contribution, "Modelling Behaviour for Distributed Additive Manufacturing" (2015), investigates computational frameworks that enable adaptive, behavior-driven approaches to 3D printing across distributed systems — a forward-thinking perspective that anticipates the growing relevance of decentralized fabrication in design and architecture. While still accumulating citations with 5 to date, this work positions Duro Royo within an emerging and increasingly vital conversation about the future of manufacturing, where intelligence and adaptability are embedded directly into fabrication workflows. His research reflects a broader commitment to bridging the gap between computational thinking and physical making, drawing on principles from fields such as material computation, generative design, and multi-agent systems. For students and researchers interested in the evolving relationship between digital tools and fabrication technologies, Duro Royo's scholarship offers a thoughtful and technically rigorous entry point into the possibilities of intelligent, distributed making.