Jonathan Riise
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7
Total Citations
56
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About
Jonathan Riise is a leading researcher in the field of robotic non-destructive testing (NDT), with a focus on enhancing the accuracy and efficiency of automated inspection systems for complex industrial components. His work centers on integrating metrology, robotics, and advanced sensing techniques to improve quality assurance in aerospace and nuclear sectors. Riise’s major contributions include developing methods to quantify and improve the pose and path accuracy of industrial robots using laser tracking and photogrammetry, as demonstrated in his most-cited paper (22 citations). He also pioneered an index-based triangulation method for generating large 3D ultrasonic C-scans, enabling faster data collection and visualization for complex geometries. Notably, his research on robot-deployed Laser-Ultrasonic NDT systems addresses critical challenges in inspecting thick composite structures for next-generation aircraft. Riise has also advanced adaptive robot path planning and conformable eddy current array delivery for nuclear container inspection. With over 50 total citations, his work bridges the gap between robotics and NDT, offering practical solutions for high-speed, automated inspection of safety-critical components.
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- 7Conformable eddy current array delivery3 citations · 2016