Stefan Neudecker
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About
Stefan Neudecker is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of digital fabrication and construction, specializing in robotic additive manufacturing for concrete structures. His work centers on developing automated processes that replace traditional formwork with robot-assisted production, enabling the creation of complex, freeform concrete elements. Neudecker’s major contribution is the introduction of Shotcrete 3D Printing (SC3DP), a technology that combines shotcrete application with robotic control to build layered concrete structures. His most influential study, with 204 citations, systematically investigates how process parameters affect interlayer bond strength in SC3DP, providing critical insights for structural integrity. Another highly cited work (96 citations) presents a novel robotic spray technology for generative manufacturing of complex concrete structures without formwork, demonstrating significant potential for architectural freedom. Neudecker also contributed to developing a process chain for robotic production of double-curved, fiber-reinforced concrete panels using adaptive moulds. His research has been published in leading venues like *Fabricate* and has garnered substantial attention, with over 300 total citations, establishing him as a key figure in advancing automated, sustainable construction methods.
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