Nassia Inglessis
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About
Nassia Inglessis is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of architecture, robotics, and digital fabrication. Her work centers on developing autonomous, swarm-based robotic systems for the construction of fiber-based composite structures, fundamentally reimagining how buildings and architectural components can be assembled. Her major contributions include the creation of FIBERBOTS, a groundbreaking system where multiple robots collaboratively wind and weave continuous fibers into lightweight, strong, and complex tubular forms. This approach challenges traditional construction methods by enabling on-site, adaptive, and material-efficient fabrication. Her seminal 2018 paper, "FIBERBOTS: an autonomous swarm-based robotic system for digital fabrication of fiber-based composites," has garnered 34 citations, while a companion paper detailing the design and fabrication of tubular structures has received 20 citations. Inglessis’s work has been recognized for its innovation in merging computational design with physical construction, earning her a reputation as a leader in the emerging field of robotic construction. Her research not only advances architectural possibilities but also offers sustainable, scalable solutions for the future of building.
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