Jonas Nieschlag
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Jonas Nieschlag is a researcher advancing the field of additive manufacturing through the integration of industrial robotics. His primary research area focuses on developing large-scale, flexible robotic extrusion systems for polymer components, addressing critical limitations in conventional 3D printing—namely, slow production speeds, restricted build volumes, and poor surface quality. His most-cited work, "Additives Roboter-Extrusions-System" (2021), introduces a novel approach that pairs a robotic arm with a specialized printing end-effector, enabling greater design freedom and scalability for industrial applications. This contribution, though early in its citation impact with 3 recorded citations, represents a foundational step toward automating and optimizing large-format additive processes. Conducted at the wbk Institute of Production Science at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Nieschlag’s research bridges the gap between prototyping and full-scale production, offering practical solutions for industries requiring customized, high-volume polymer parts. His work signals a promising trajectory in smart manufacturing, where robotic flexibility meets material efficiency, and is poised to influence future developments in automated construction and tooling.
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- 1Additives Roboter-Extrusions-System3 citations · 2021