Amin Hammad

Amin Hammad is a Professor at the Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering, with an additional appointment as Affiliate Professor in Building, Civil, and Environmental Engineering at Concordia University. His research focuses on advancing construction technology through digital transformation, automation, and AI integration. He leads work in BIM applications, 4D simulation, robotic systems, and sustainable infrastructure management. His interdisciplinary approach bridges civil engineering with computer science and data analytics.

Key research areas include:

• Automation and robotics in construction (Construction 4.0)
• BIM and digital twin lifecycle management
• AI-driven defect detection and inspection systems
• Occupational safety through exoskeleton performance evaluation
• Multi-purpose utility tunnel optimization
• Energy-efficient building systems

Recent work emphasizes applying machine learning to construction equipment activity recognition, UAV path optimization for infrastructure inspection, and ontology development for integrated systems. His research addresses industry challenges in productivity, safety, and sustainability through data-driven solutions.