Lars Andre Giske
Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Ålesund Hospital
Papers
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Total Citations
59
H-Index
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About
Lars Andre Giske is a Norwegian researcher whose work bridges advanced manufacturing education and applied robotics, with a particular focus on hygienic automation in the food processing industry. His research career spans two interconnected domains: engineering pedagogy and robotic systems development for fish processing facilities. In manufacturing education, Giske has made notable contributions to collaborative learning environments between universities and industry, including the development of Learning Factory frameworks aligned with Industry 4.0 principles. His 2016 paper on facilitating collaborative engineering education has garnered 13 citations, while his 2019 Learning Factory integration study has accumulated 16 citations, reflecting strong interest from the academic community. Giske's applied robotics research addresses a critical challenge in Norwegian aquaculture: the automated cleaning of fish processing plants to combat dangerous biofilm formation, including *Listeria monocytogenes*. His experimental study on robotic cleaning effectiveness (15 citations) represents his most impactful technical contribution, complemented by work on virtual commissioning tools, 3D visualization frameworks, and hygienic brush design. Collectively, this body of work demonstrates a rare ability to connect classroom innovation with real-world industrial problem-solving, making Giske a distinctive voice in both manufacturing engineering education and food industry automation.
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- 1Integration of a Case Study into Learning Factory for Future Research16 citations · 2019
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