N. Minsch

Mercedes-Benz (Germany), Daimler (Germany)

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N. Minsch is a researcher advancing the frontiers of automated composite manufacturing, with a primary focus on coreless 3D filament winding technology and fiber-reinforced robotic tooling. Their most significant contribution is the development of a novel coreless manufacturing process for generic 3D rigid frame topologies, which extends traditional filament winding from 2D shells to complex 3D truss structures. This work, published in 2018 and garnering 40 citations, introduces a coreless translation cross-winding method that enables the production of lightweight, high-strength structural frames without the need for a mandrel. In parallel, Minsch has contributed to the field of composite gripper concepts for automotive manufacturing, analyzing how fiber-reinforced robotic tooling can improve cycle times and reduce power consumption. This 2016 review, with 9 citations, provides critical insights into the application of composites in handling grippers, highlighting their potential to enhance efficiency in industrial robotics. Through these contributions, Minsch is helping to shape the next generation of lightweight, automated manufacturing processes for the automotive and aerospace industries.