Beáta Stehlíková

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Beáta Stehlíková is a researcher focused on the intersection of production technologies and robotics, with a particular emphasis on how manufacturing methods influence robotic performance. Her work explores the critical relationship between production technologies—specifically additive versus conventional manufacturing—and the operational precision of robotic systems. In her most cited study, she investigates how different production technologies and their associated design variations affect the positioning accuracy of a robotic arm designed for low-handling weights. This research is vital for advancing the field of robotics, as it provides insights into optimizing robotic arm functionality through informed material and manufacturing choices. While her citation count is currently modest, her work contributes to a growing body of knowledge that bridges manufacturing engineering and robotics, offering practical implications for industries relying on precise robotic manipulation. Stehlíková’s research underscores the importance of considering production methods in robotic design, a perspective that is increasingly relevant as additive manufacturing becomes more prevalent. Her findings serve as a foundation for future studies aimed at enhancing robotic accuracy and efficiency in low-weight handling applications.