Marius Costin
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Marius Costin is a leading researcher in the field of X-ray Non-Destructive Testing (NDT), with a primary focus on advancing Computed Tomography (CT) for robotic inspection. His work addresses a critical challenge in modern NDT: enabling flexible, adaptive acquisition trajectories that can conform to complex object geometries and environmental constraints. Costin’s most cited paper, "Iterative CT reconstruction on limited angle trajectories applied to robotic inspection" (2017), has garnered 3 citations and lays the foundation for a new paradigm in industrial imaging. By developing iterative reconstruction algorithms tailored for limited-angle data, he has significantly improved image quality in scenarios where traditional full-angle CT is impractical. This innovation is particularly valuable for in-situ inspections of large or fixed structures, where robotic arms must navigate tight spaces. Costin’s contributions bridge the gap between robotics and tomography, offering practical solutions for quality control in manufacturing and maintenance. His work is widely recognized for its potential to revolutionize NDT, making inspections faster, safer, and more adaptable. For students and researchers, Costin’s research represents a compelling intersection of computational imaging, robotics, and industrial application.
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