Papers
3
Total Citations
66
H-Index
3
About
L. Quintino is a leading figure in advanced manufacturing, whose research bridges the gap between traditional welding processes and modern robotic automation. Her key contributions lie in the areas of arc welding innovation, robotic friction stir welding (FSW), and the formability of additively manufactured materials. Quintino’s most impactful work, “Formability of a wire arc deposited aluminium alloy” (2017), has garnered 51 citations, establishing a critical foundation for understanding the mechanical behavior of large-scale 3D-printed metal components. She is also at the forefront of enabling practical robotic FSW, addressing the fundamental challenge of managing the large contact forces that compromise robot positioning accuracy. Her 2023 study on seam-tracking control, force control, and process supervision is a pivotal step toward making robotic FSW a viable industrial reality. Earlier, her 2008 review of innovations in arc welding highlighted the industry’s relentless drive for higher productivity without sacrificing weld quality—a theme that continues to define her work. Through these efforts, Quintino has made lasting contributions to the fields of welding engineering and additive manufacturing, directly impacting how industries approach cost-effective, high-quality production.
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Top Papers
- 1Formability of a wire arc deposited aluminium alloy51 citations · 2017
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- 3Innovations in arc welding6 citations · 2008