Tomas Domaschke
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About
Tomas Domaschke is a researcher specializing in optical metrology and non-destructive testing for industrial applications, with a particular focus on the aviation Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) sector. His work centers on advancing inspection techniques for high-value components, especially aircraft engine parts, where precision and reliability are critical. Domaschke’s major contribution lies in the development of robot-guided white light interferometry for crack inspection, a method that offers a digital, automated alternative to the traditional, manual fluorescent penetrant inspection (FPI). His 2014 paper on this topic, which has garnered 8 citations, demonstrates the potential for improved accuracy and efficiency in detecting surface flaws on complex geometries. He has also explored the continuous digitalization of rotationally symmetrical components using lateral scanning white light interferometry, as detailed in his 2017 work (3 citations). While his citation counts are modest, Domaschke’s research addresses a practical, industry-driven challenge—enhancing the reliability of MRO processes—and contributes to the broader shift toward automated, high-resolution inspection systems in aerospace engineering.
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