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Michal Holub is a researcher specializing in production machines, robotics, and advanced manufacturing education, affiliated with the Institute of Production Machines, Systems and Robotics at Brno University of Technology, Czech Republic. His work spans two interconnected domains: precision engineering and intelligent manufacturing systems, with a particular focus on parallel kinematics robotics and Industry 4.0 integration. Holub has made notable contributions to Delta robot design and development, with his foundational work on parallel kinematic structures dating back to 2011 and informing model-based design methodologies for industrial pick-and-place applications. His research into CNC machine tool diagnostics using ballbar measurement techniques further demonstrates his commitment to manufacturing precision and quality assurance. A distinctive thread in Holub's career is his dedication to bridging cutting-edge industrial practice with engineering education. His papers on virtual commissioning, Industry 4.0 in educational processes, and modern teaching methodologies reflect an ongoing effort to prepare the next generation of engineers for smart manufacturing environments. These contributions have collectively garnered over 45 citations, underscoring their relevance to both academic and industrial audiences. His work exemplifies how research institutions can effectively translate advanced robotics and digital manufacturing concepts into meaningful pedagogical frameworks.