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Yasuyoshi Miyatake is a pioneering figure in the field of Computer Integrated Construction (CIC), whose visionary work has shaped the trajectory of automation and information management in the Japanese construction industry. His research focuses on the strategic integration of information technology and automation systems to transform traditional construction practices, particularly for large-scale and high-rise building projects. Miyatake’s most influential contribution, “Experiencing Computer Integrated Construction” (1993, 63 citations), provides a foundational framework for understanding how CIC can drive competitiveness and efficiency in an evolving industry landscape. He further advanced this vision through the SMART system project, which proposed a comprehensive strategy for managing information and automation technologies within CIC. A notable achievement is his work on the “Improvement of a Computer Integrated and Automated Construction System for High-Rise Building,” applied to the RC (Rail City) Yokohama Building, demonstrating the practical implementation of these concepts in a real-world, complex urban environment. Miyatake’s contributions remain essential reading for researchers and students exploring the intersection of construction management, automation, and digital innovation.