A. Moreno

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A. Moreno is a leading researcher in laser-based manufacturing and robotic automation, with a focus on precision surface processing. Their key contributions lie in the development of robot-assisted laser cleaning systems, particularly for complex three-dimensional geometries. Moreno’s most cited work, “Robot-assisted laser ablation for 3D surfaces. Application for paint removal with ultrashort pulse laser” (2022, 28 citations), introduces a groundbreaking system that integrates a femtosecond pulse laser with a 6-degree-of-freedom robotic arm and a laser profilometer. This innovation enables automatic, high-precision cleaning of arbitrary 3D objects without chemical use, advancing applications in aerospace and automotive industries. Their earlier foundational paper, “Development of a laser cleaning robot system for the processing of 3D surfaces” (2021, 7 citations), established the framework for non-contact, chemical-free surface treatment using laser ablation. Moreno’s work demonstrates significant impact by combining robotics with ultrashort pulse lasers, offering cost-effective, environmentally friendly solutions for paint removal and surface restoration. Their achievements highlight a pivotal step toward automated, scalable laser processing, making them a notable figure in sustainable manufacturing and industrial robotics.