Andres Castillo-Garcia

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Andrés Castillo-García is a mechanical engineer whose research focuses on advanced manufacturing processes, particularly the integration of robotics and foundry technologies. His most-cited work, "On the manufacture of naval propellers by using self-hardening sand molds made by robotic arms" (2021), demonstrates a novel approach to producing complex marine components by combining robotic arm precision with self-hardening sand molds. This contribution addresses critical challenges in naval propeller fabrication, such as geometric accuracy and production efficiency, offering a pathway toward more automated and cost-effective manufacturing in the maritime industry. With 3 citations, this paper has laid groundwork for further exploration in robotic-assisted casting. Castillo-García’s work sits at the intersection of robotics, materials science, and industrial engineering, highlighting his commitment to bridging theoretical research with practical, scalable solutions. His achievements underscore a growing interest in leveraging automation to enhance traditional manufacturing methods, making his research relevant for students and professionals seeking to innovate in production engineering and marine technology.

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   On the manufacture of naval propellers by using self-hardening sand molds made by robotic arms

   3 citations · 2021

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