Sara Menetrey
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Sara Menetrey is a researcher focused on advancing automated disassembly and sustainable manufacturing processes. Her work centers on the design and validation of robotic systems that efficiently remove screws during product disassembly, a critical step in enabling circular economy practices and reducing electronic waste. In her most-cited paper, "Design and Validation of an Automated Removal System for Screws During Disassembly" (2026), she presents a novel approach that integrates computer vision and adaptive gripping mechanisms to handle varying screw types and conditions, significantly improving disassembly speed and reliability. This contribution addresses a key bottleneck in end-of-life product processing, offering practical solutions for industries aiming to recover valuable components. With 1 citation to date, her work is gaining recognition among peers in manufacturing and robotics. Menetrey’s research not only advances technical capabilities but also supports broader sustainability goals, making her a promising voice in the field of automated disassembly and resource efficiency.
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