Lorenz Quentin
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Lorenz Quentin is a researcher at the forefront of manufacturing metrology, specializing in inline inspection and wear analysis for hot forging processes. His key research areas include optical measurement techniques, robotic automation for industrial inspection, and in-situ tool condition monitoring. Quentin’s major contribution is the development of a novel robot-aided endoscopic fringe projection system, which enables, for the first time, the automated, inline measurement of die wear during hot forging—eliminating the need for costly and time-consuming dismantling. This breakthrough, published in 2022, has already garnered 2 citations and is recognized as a significant step toward smart, data-driven manufacturing. By integrating endoscopic optics with robotic handling, his work directly addresses a critical gap in process control, offering manufacturers real-time insights into tool degradation. Quentin’s research is notable for its practical industrial application, bridging the gap between laboratory-grade optical metrology and harsh production environments. His achievements mark him as an emerging leader in the field of in-process quality assurance for forming technologies.
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