James Dobrzanski

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James Dobrzanski is a researcher advancing the frontiers of digital fabrication and automated repair, with a focus on cement-based additive manufacturing and large-scale metrology. His most cited work, "Milling a cement-based 3D printable mortar in its green state using a ball-nosed cutter" (2021, 23 citations), pioneers a novel post-processing technique for 3D-printed construction materials, enabling precise surface finishing before full curing—a critical step for structural integrity and aesthetics. Dobrzanski also contributed to "Towards the development of a deposition technology for an automated rail repair system" (2020, 3 citations), where he explored laser line scanning to generate robotic paths for repairing rail surface defects, addressing a £4 million annual cost burden in the UK. His recent work, "A novel robot-assisted calibration procedure for Optical Coordinate Measuring Systems" (2025, 2 citations), tackles the challenge of calibrating Large Volume Metrology systems, which demand ever-increasing accuracy at scale. Through these contributions, Dobrzanski demonstrates a commitment to bridging digital design, robotics, and metrology, offering practical solutions for construction and infrastructure maintenance. His research holds promise for reducing waste, enhancing precision, and automating repair processes in high-stakes industrial environments.