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Fanny Tricot is a researcher at the forefront of additive manufacturing and printed electronics, specializing in the integration of robotic systems with advanced ink-jetting technologies. Her work focuses on the precise deposition of conductive materials onto three-dimensional surfaces, enabling the creation of complex, conformal electronic circuits. In her most-cited study, Tricot developed a novel method using a six-axis robot combined with piezo-jetting to print conductive paths directly onto 3D objects. She also established a predictive model for circuit geometry and conductivity, addressing key challenges in the field such as print resolution and electrical performance. While her citation count is still growing, this foundational work has already garnered attention for its potential to revolutionize the production of smart objects, wearables, and custom electronics. Tricot’s contributions are particularly notable for bridging the gap between traditional 2D printed electronics and the emerging demand for seamless, three-dimensional integration. Her research continues to inspire innovations in manufacturing automation and functional material deposition.
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