Shabrina Kartika Putri
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About
Shabrina Kartika Putri is a researcher advancing the field of precision manufacturing through the integration of computer vision and robotics. Her primary research areas include micro-milling tool wear monitoring, image processing, and robotic manipulator control systems. Putri’s major contribution lies in developing low-cost, online monitoring solutions that eliminate the need for tool detachment during machining—a critical bottleneck in traditional wear measurement. Her most cited work, “MicroEye” (2022, 4 citations), introduces a modular 3D-printed system that enables real-time, in-process tool wear assessment, significantly reducing measurement time and improving accuracy. She further innovated by attaching a Dino-Lite digital microscope to a robotic arm manipulator, automating the image capture process and removing the need for manual tool removal after each machining cycle. This work, detailed in two 2021 papers (each with 2 citations), simplifies high-precision wear monitoring that previously required electron microscopes. Putri’s achievements are notable for their practical, cost-effective approach—making advanced monitoring accessible for micro-milling applications. Her research directly addresses industry needs for efficiency and precision, positioning her as a promising contributor to smart manufacturing and automated quality control systems.
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