Cary Turangan
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About
Cary Turangan is a researcher specializing in advanced manufacturing and surface finishing technologies, with a particular focus on the intersection of robotics, rheology, and additive manufacturing. His work centers on developing computational flow models and numerical simulations to optimize robotic finishing processes for complex, additively manufactured components. Turangan’s key contributions include pioneering a rheology-based computational flow model for robotized external finishing, which enables precise control of normal forces and particle speeds during stream finishing—critical for achieving high-quality surface finishes on 3D-printed parts. His most cited paper, "Development of Rheology and Computational Flow Model for Robotized External Finishing on Additively Manufactured Components" (2019), has garnered 5 citations, while his subsequent study on numerical simulation and experimental validation of robotic stream finishing (2023) has already attracted 3 citations, reflecting growing interest in this niche. Turangan’s work bridges computational modeling and experimental validation, offering practical solutions for automating post-processing in additive manufacturing—a field where surface quality remains a bottleneck. His research is particularly notable for its potential to reduce manual labor and improve consistency in finishing operations, making it valuable for industries like aerospace and biomedical engineering.
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