Papers
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Total Citations
212
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About
Florian Leutert is a researcher whose work sits at the intersection of augmented reality (AR), human-robot interaction, and industrial automation. His research has consistently focused on making robotic systems more accessible and intuitive, particularly through the development of Spatial Augmented Reality interfaces that project critical robotic data directly into the user's environment — eliminating the need for specialized training among industrial workers. Leutert's most influential contributions center on AR-assisted robot maintenance and telemaintenance, where his studies involving up to 160 participants provided industry with concrete guidance on implementing AR in production environments. His comparative analyses of single-user versus collaborative AR repair operations (39 citations) and different AR support methods for cooperative robot repair (31 citations) have become important references for practitioners navigating the digitization of manufacturing workflows. His earlier foundational work on Spatial AR for robotic data display (accumulating over 44 citations) helped establish the practical viability of projector-based AR in industrial settings. More recently, Leutert has expanded into space manufacturing, exploring AI-enabled cyber-physical in-orbit factories and digital twin technologies for satellite production. Across more than 15 years of research, his work has shaped how humans and robots collaborate safely and efficiently on the factory floor and beyond.
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- 1A Spatial Augmented Reality system for intuitive display of robotic data44 citations · 2013
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- 3A spatial augmented reality system for intuitive display of robotic data32 citations · 2013
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- 7Occlusion Handling in Augmented Reality User Interfaces for Robotic Systems9 citations · 2010
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