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Dr. Susan Mohammed conducts NSF-funded research exploring the adoption of human-robot teams into the construction site

Dr. Susan Mohammed conducts NSF-funded research exploring the adoption of human-robot teams into the construction site

Dr. Susan Mohammed (Co-Principal investigator), along with architectural engineers (Robert Leicht, Principal Investigator, Alan Wagner, Co-Principal Investigator, Bryan Franz, Co-Principal Investigator) and I/O Psychologist Marissa Shuffler (Co-Principal Investigator), will investigate how to integrate robots into predominantly human-centric construction work teams. This research is funded by a $1.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation over the next three years across three universities (Penn State, Florida State, and Clemson). In the article, she explains her role in the project:

"We will specifically investigate the degree to which human trade works are 'on the same page' regarding the capabilities, coordination patterns and perceptions of robots in team dynamics, which has major implications for construction crew safety, efficiency and effectiveness..."

Click here to read more about Dr. Mohammed's research. Congrats!