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About
Malte Buhr is a leading researcher in additive manufacturing, with a primary focus on directed energy deposition (DED) and laser metal deposition (LMD) processes. His work is central to advancing the industrialization of these technologies by tackling critical challenges in process stability and quality assurance. Buhr’s most-cited paper (2018, 15 citations) investigates how process conditions influence the stability of robot-based LMD, demonstrating how to produce large, complex metal parts with minimal post-processing. This foundational research directly addresses the need for robust, repeatable production methods. His subsequent work (2021, 7 citations) pioneers the digitalization of DED through a multidirectional height monitoring sensor system, a key innovation for implementing real-time quality control. By developing sensor-based feedback loops, Buhr is enabling the reliable, repetitive manufacturing required for industrial adoption. His contributions are shaping the future of automated, resource-efficient metal production, making him a notable figure in the field of additive manufacturing and process control.
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