Christian Boehlmann
Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials
Papers
4
Total Citations
155
H-Index
4
About
Christian Boehlmann is a specialized researcher whose work sits at the intersection of industrial robotics, precision manufacturing, and aerospace production engineering. His research focuses on advancing the accuracy and flexibility of robotic machining systems for large-scale aerospace components — a technically demanding field where millimeter-level precision is critical. Boehlmann's most influential contribution, "Real Time Pose Control of an Industrial Robotic System for Machining of Large Scale Components in Aerospace Industry Using Laser Tracker System" (2017), has garnered 107 citations, establishing him as a notable voice in robot-assisted manufacturing. This work addresses a fundamental industry challenge: replacing expensive, space-consuming portal machines with more agile industrial robots without sacrificing precision. His complementary studies on referencing strategies and error source identification further deepen understanding of how to systematically diagnose and correct inaccuracies in robotic machining workflows. His 2019 paper on mobile laser trackers extends this vision toward fully mobile, high-accuracy robotic solutions for large-part assembly. Together, Boehlmann's body of work offers aerospace manufacturers practical pathways to reduce costs, increase production rates, and modernize shop-floor operations — making his research particularly valuable for engineers and students exploring the future of smart, flexible manufacturing.
Research Focus
Key Achievements
Top Papers
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4