Sang Woo Lee

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Sang Woo Lee is a pioneering researcher in construction automation and robotics, with a focused expertise in teleoperated systems for high-rise building operations. His most cited work, "Master Arm and Control System for Teleoperated Bolting Robot" (2013), addresses critical safety and productivity challenges on construction sites by developing automated bolting systems that eliminate the need for workers to operate in hazardous aerial environments. This contribution has garnered 3 citations, reflecting its niche but foundational impact in the field. Lee’s research centers on creating robotic solutions that enhance construction safety, precision, and efficiency—particularly for tasks traditionally performed at height. His notable achievement lies in advancing teleoperation control systems that bridge human expertise with robotic execution, reducing workplace risks while maintaining operational quality. For students and researchers in construction engineering and robotics, Lee’s work offers a compelling model of how automation can transform dangerous manual labor into safer, more controlled processes. His ongoing efforts continue to push the boundaries of construction robotics, aiming to make high-rise building assembly both smarter and safer.