Conference
‘Detangling Dependencies’
Detangling Dependencies – the theme of ROB|ARCH2026 – sets the stage for a critical examination of robotic workflows in architecture and design. Hosted by the Aarhus School of Architecture, the conference invites the community to enlarge the scope of our research by foregrounding considerations of material innovations, resource flows and circularity, data and intelligence, interactions and emerging practices.
This year’s edition moves beyond the established implementations for realization of complex forms, and human-robot co-creation, by starting to question how technology, AI, computation and robotics, can begin mitigating the challenges faced by the construction industry and built environment.
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About the ROB|ARCH Conference series
The ROB|ARCH conference series is a collaborative effort between the co-hosting universities, industry partners, and the Association for Robots in Architecture. The adoption of digital fabrication in the creative industries continues to accelerate as the potential for innovation and creative expression using robotics is being harnessed. The ROB|ARCH conference series aims to allow practitioners to share expertise, to bring together teams of international researchers, to foster networks, to increase knowledge, and to stimulate innovation. To achieve this aim the ROB|ARCH conferences combine academic presentations with hands-on workshops held in the three days preceding the conference.
