Magdalena Diering
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Magdalena Diering is a researcher specializing in advanced manufacturing metrology, with a particular focus on the dimensional accuracy and quality assessment of additively manufactured components. Her work bridges the gap between traditional and emerging fabrication technologies, most notably through her highly cited 2022 study comparing measurements from computed tomography and optical scanners for elements produced by Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM). This research, which has garnered 8 citations, provides critical insights into the reliability and precision of non-destructive evaluation methods for complex, large-scale metal parts. By systematically analyzing the discrepancies between CT and optical scanning data, Diering has contributed to establishing best practices for quality control in additive manufacturing, a field where measurement uncertainty remains a significant barrier to industrial adoption. Her contributions are particularly valuable for researchers and engineers seeking to validate the geometric fidelity of WAAM-produced components, helping to advance the integration of additive processes into mainstream production. Diering’s work underscores the importance of metrological rigor in the evolution of modern manufacturing.
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