Sami Chatti
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About
Sami Chatti’s research bridges the critical gap between advanced manufacturing and engineering education, with a focus on remote laboratories for material characterization in forming technology. His major contributions center on developing tele-operative testing cells that integrate industrial robots with testing machines, enabling remote experimentation in sheet metal formability. Notably, his work on the cupping test—a key method for assessing sheet metal ductility—has been adapted for remote access, allowing students to conduct real material characterization experiments from anywhere. His most cited paper, “The Challenge of Specimen Handling in Remote Laboratories for Engineering Education” (2015, 16 citations), addresses the automation challenges of specimen handling, presenting a robotic system that handles, positions, and conducts tests autonomously. This work has been foundational for scaling hands-on engineering education without requiring physical lab presence. With over 40 combined citations across his core publications, Chatti’s research demonstrates how Industry 4.0 technologies—robotics, automation, and remote access—can transform traditional materials testing into accessible, interactive learning experiences. His achievements include pioneering the integration of industrial robots into educational remote labs, making complex forming technology experiments available to a wider student audience.
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