Shuolin Zhang
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Shuolin Zhang is a leading researcher at the intersection of construction engineering and human-robot collaboration, with a primary focus on developing human-centric frameworks for on-site automation. His seminal work, "Human-centric human-robot collaboration in on-site construction (2014–2024): Advances, barriers, and future directions" (2025), has already garnered 6 citations, establishing a critical roadmap for integrating robotic systems with human workers in dynamic construction environments. Zhang’s major contribution lies in systematically identifying the technical, social, and safety barriers that have hindered the adoption of collaborative robots on construction sites, while proposing forward-looking solutions that prioritize worker safety and workflow efficiency. His research synthesizes a decade of progress, offering both a retrospective analysis and actionable strategies for future implementation. By bridging the gap between theoretical robotics and practical construction needs, Zhang’s work has become essential reading for engineers and project managers seeking to deploy collaborative systems without displacing human expertise. His findings are particularly influential in shaping safety protocols and task allocation models, making him a key voice in the ongoing transformation of the construction industry toward smarter, safer, and more cooperative workspaces.
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