Stefan Peters
Papers
3
Total Citations
16
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3
About
Stefan Peters is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of digital fabrication and architectural construction, with a focus on robotic production and advanced concrete technologies. His work centers on developing adaptive, reusable production strategies for complex architectural elements, particularly double-curved concrete components. Peters' key contributions include establishing material feedback loops in robotic fabrication processes, enabling more precise and efficient construction methods. His 2014 paper "Material Feedback in Robotic Production" (7 citations) laid groundwork for responsive manufacturing systems, while his 2016 study on adaptive freeform production strategies (5 citations) demonstrated practical approaches to creating non-standard concrete elements. More recently, his 2020 work on additive fabrication of lightweight concrete ceilings (4 citations) explores robotic 3D printing techniques for structural components. Though his citation counts are modest, Peters' research represents important early steps toward integrating robotics with concrete construction, addressing challenges in formwork reduction and material efficiency. His work bridges the gap between digital design and physical production, offering pathways toward more sustainable, customizable building methods.
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Top Papers
- 1Material Feedback in Robotic Production7 citations · 2014
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- 3Additive Fabrication of Concrete Elements by Robots:: Lightweight concrete ceiling4 citations · 2020