Maximilian Lackner
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62
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About
Maximilian Lackner is a leading researcher at the intersection of additive manufacturing and industrial robotics, with a primary focus on advancing 3D printing technologies through robotic automation. His most significant contributions lie in developing multi-axis robotic fused filament fabrication (FFF) platforms, which overcome the limitations of conventional single-direction printing to create stronger, more complex objects with continuous spatial paths. Lackner co-developed MeshSlicer, a pioneering software that generates robot code for 6-axis industrial arms, addressing a critical gap in robotic FFF workflows. His work on parameter optimization for printing thermoplastic pellets with industrial robots has further expanded the capabilities of large-scale additive manufacturing. With over 60 citations across his key publications, Lackner’s research has demonstrably shaped the field of robotic 3D printing. More recently, he has explored mixed reality applications in robotics education, supervising thesis works that integrate augmented reality to enhance engineering training. His achievements include bridging the gap between software development and hardware implementation, making robotic 3D printing more accessible and precise for industrial applications.
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- 5Accuracy Improvement and Process Flow Adaption for Robot Machining3 citations · 2020