Jonas Stevanovic

Fraunhofer Institute for Physical Measurement Techniques

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Jonas Stevanovic is a leading researcher at the intersection of precision metrology and automated manufacturing, specializing in digital holography for quality control in hybrid production systems. His work addresses critical challenges in modern manufacturing—where short product lifecycles and decreasing vertical integration demand faster, more flexible inspection methods. Stevanovic co-developed HoloCut, the world’s first wireless digital holographic sensor, a breakthrough that enables high-precision, non-contact measurements directly on multi-axis machining systems. His most cited paper (2021, 6 citations) demonstrates this sensor’s integration into automated production lines, while his subsequent work (2021, 2 citations) pioneers the use of collaborative robots to handle and stitch multi-wavelength holographic data—achieving extensive, manually selected measurement sets for the first time. Though early in its citation impact, Stevanovic’s research is foundational for real-time, in-process quality control in smart factories. His contributions bridge optical metrology and robotics, offering a scalable solution for high-accuracy inspection without disrupting production flow. For students and researchers, Stevanovic’s work exemplifies how combining digital holography with automation can transform quality assurance in advanced manufacturing.