Sasa Zivkovic
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Sasa Zivkovic is an emerging researcher working at the intersection of computational design, digital fabrication, and human-computer interaction in architecture. His work focuses on developing innovative frameworks that integrate Mixed Reality (MR) platforms, robotic fabrication, and gesture-based interaction systems to transform how complex architectural structures are designed and assembled. His most notable contribution, the 2024 study on gesture recognition for feedback-based mixed reality and robotic fabrication — demonstrated through the UnLog Tower case study — explores how holographic instructions can replace traditional two-dimensional drawings, enabling more intuitive and precise assembly of highly custom parametric architectural constructions. This research represents a significant step forward in bridging the gap between digital design tools and physical fabrication processes, offering practitioners and students new ways to interact with architectural information in three-dimensional space. With 5 citations already accrued shortly after publication, Zivkovic's work is gaining traction within the computational architecture and fabrication communities. His research holds particular relevance for those interested in the future of smart construction, human-robot collaboration, and immersive technologies in architectural practice and education.
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