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Dr. Julia C. Arlinghaus is a leading researcher at the intersection of sustainable production, digitalization, and human-centric manufacturing, with a particular focus on the circular economy and Industry 5.0. Her work addresses critical challenges in Re-X activities—Recycling, Re-use, and Remanufacturing—where she has pioneered the modeling of automated disassembly processes for e-waste. By integrating digital twin technologies and the digital product passport, Dr. Arlinghaus’s research provides the foundational requirements for scalable, efficient disassembly systems, directly supporting emerging European legislation like the Net Zero and Critical Raw Materials Acts. Her most-cited paper (2024, 18 citations) is already shaping the discourse on sustainable manufacturing. Additionally, her structured literature review on motion capture technologies (2024, 2 citations) offers a vital framework for selecting ergonomic and safety-enhancing systems in Industry 5.0 production environments, emphasizing human-robot collaboration. Through these contributions, Dr. Arlinghaus is defining how digital tools can enable both environmental sustainability and worker well-being in next-generation factories. Her work is essential reading for researchers and practitioners seeking to align production engineering with the twin transitions of digitalization and sustainability.
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