Tobias Hauser
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4
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62
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About
Tobias Hauser is a leading researcher in advanced manufacturing, with a focus on robotic systems, additive manufacturing, and human–robot collaboration. His work centers on developing resource-efficient production methods, particularly through Wire Arc Additive Manufacturing (WAAM), where he designed a context-sensitive multivariate monitoring framework to improve large-scale metal part fabrication—addressing the high buy-to-fly ratios of traditional milling. Hauser’s most cited paper (47 citations) establishes a foundational WAAM system architecture, while his research on human–robot collaboration explores how task decision autonomy can enhance operator ergonomics and performance, offering new approaches to collaborative task design. He also contributes to post-processing automation with CAM planning for robotic support removal, and to safety-driven end effector design that integrates human values. With a growing citation impact across these domains, Hauser’s work bridges technical innovation and human-centered design, advancing both industrial efficiency and worker welfare in modern manufacturing environments.
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- 4CAM Planning for Automatic Support Removal with Robotic Chiseling3 citations · 2022