Nick Cote

Nick is a creative, a programmer, and a roboticist. He holds a Master of Architecture from the Rhode Island School of Design and, since 2015, has helped to lead robotics research and strategy at Autodesk. His work explores the harmony of designs, tools, and techniques; has been featured at Autodesk University, RobArch, and ACADIA; and includes closed-loop robotic wire-arc additive processes, open-source animation software for robots used in film, parametric software workflows for digital fabrication, and adaptive robotic construction systems for wood structures. He lives in San Francisco and spends his free time playing synth.

All Sessions by Nick Cote

October 20, 2022
10:00 AM

Construction Robotics: Challenges and Opportunities for a Rapidly Industrializing Sector

10:00 AM - 10:45 AM

Robots and autonomous machinery are becoming a prominent feature in the Industrialization of Construction, both in the factory and in the field. While they may offer tremendous gains in design freedom and construction efficiency, they also require new ways of working for architects, builders, and software companies. For almost a decade, the CAD-software provider Autodesk has been exploring the future of designing and construction in a world enabled by robots. In this panel, researchers from Autodesk will discuss challenges and opportunities of factory-based automation, field robotics, and autonomous machinery for the Industrialization of Construction.

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All Sessions by Nick Cote

October 20, 2022

Construction Robotics: Challenges and Opportunities for a Rapidly Industrializing Sector

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