T. Lankmair

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T. Lankmair is a researcher specializing in the intersection of robotics, automation, and optical metrology, with a particular focus on advancing high-resolution 3D surface measurement technologies for industrial production environments. Their work addresses a critical challenge in modern manufacturing: the need to measure surface roughness, micro geometries, and surface defects on complex, large-scale industrial components with precision and efficiency. Lankmair's most notable contributions center on integrating collaborative robotic systems with high-resolution optical 3D metrology tools, effectively extending measurement capabilities beyond the limitations of single-field-of-view systems. Their 2017 paper on automated 3D surface measurement in production, the most cited of their works with 6 citations, laid foundational groundwork for deploying optical metrology in real production settings. Subsequent research in 2019 and 2021 built upon this by demonstrating how collaborative pick-and-place robots can serve as precision manipulation platforms for inline quality control applications. With a growing body of work accumulating 12 total citations, Lankmair represents an emerging voice in industrial metrology, contributing practical, automation-driven solutions that align with the broader trends of smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0. Their research offers valuable insights for engineers and researchers seeking to implement scalable, automated quality inspection systems.