Maciej Karaszewski

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Maciej Karaszewski is a leading researcher in the field of optical metrology and cultural heritage digitization, with a primary focus on developing automated 3D shape measurement systems. His most notable contribution is the design and implementation of a fully automated, high-precision 3D scanning system specifically tailored for cultural heritage objects. This innovative system integrates a rotary stage, a vertical linear stage, and a six-degree-of-freedom robot arm mounted with a structured light measurement setup, enabling comprehensive, hands-off digitization of artifacts. While his foundational 2009 paper on this system has garnered 8 citations, its impact lies in advancing the accessibility and accuracy of 3D documentation for museums and conservation efforts. Karaszewski’s work bridges engineering and heritage science, providing a scalable solution for preserving cultural assets. His achievements include pioneering the automation of complex scanning workflows, reducing human error, and enabling detailed shape analysis of fragile objects. For students and researchers in optical engineering or digital heritage, his research exemplifies how robotics and structured light can transform conservation practices.