Sebastian Paulis

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Sebastian Paulis is an emerging researcher at the intersection of construction management, drone technology, and engineering education. His work focuses on integrating safe, anthropomorphic unmanned aerial systems into construction workflows, with a particular emphasis on interdisciplinary, research-oriented pedagogy. In his most cited paper, "Development of a Safe and Anthropomorphic Drone in an Interdisciplinary Research-Oriented Construction Management Course" (2023), Paulis demonstrates how hands-on drone design projects can bridge the gap between theoretical safety protocols and practical construction applications. This contribution highlights his commitment to experiential learning, where students collaboratively engineer drones that mimic human movement patterns to enhance on-site safety and efficiency. Though his citation count is still growing—with 2 citations to date—his work represents a novel synthesis of robotics, construction safety, and curriculum innovation. Paulis’s research is particularly notable for its forward-looking approach to preparing the next generation of construction managers for a rapidly automating industry, making him a promising voice in the field of construction technology and education.