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Fabio Gramazio

5 accepted papers

2021

Grasping and Object Reorientation for Autonomous Construction of Stone Structures

RA-L 2021

Building large and stable structures from highly irregular stones is among the most challenging construction tasks with excavators. In this letter, we present a method for grasp planning and object manipulation that enables the world's first autonomous assembly of a large-scale stone wall with an un

Cited by 18SourceScholar
2019

A Fully-Integrated Sensing and Control System for High-Accuracy Mobile Robotic Building Construction

IROS 2019poster

We present a fully-integrated sensing and control system which enables mobile manipulator robots to execute building tasks with millimeter-scale accuracy on building construction sites. The approach leverages multi-modal sensing capabilities for state estimation, tight integration with digital build…

Cited by 74SourceScholar
2018

Accurate and Adaptive in Situ Fabrication of an Undulated Wall Using an on-Board Visual Sensing System

ICRA 2018poster

In this paper we present a system for the in situ33In the context of building construction, “in situ” means that fabrication takes place at the structure's final location directly on the building site. fabrication of a full-scale, load-bearing, and doubly-curved steel reinforced concrete wall. Two c…

Cited by 57SourceScholar
2017

Autonomous robotic stone stacking with online next best object target pose planning

ICRA 2017poster

Predominately, robotic construction is applied as prefabrication in structured indoor environments with standard building materials. Our work, on the other hand, focuses on utilizing irregular materials found on-site, such as rubble and rocks, for autonomous construction. We present a pipeline that…

Cited by 93SourceScholar
2017

Design, development and experimental assessment of a robotic end-effector for non-standard concrete applications

ICRA 2017poster

Despite the recent advances in, and the adoption of robotic technologies in the construction industry, the architectural processes which demand a high degree of geometric freedom still remain largely labour intensive and manual. This is due to the inherent difficulties in robotizing the current impl…

Cited by 43SourceScholar