Connor D. Armstrong
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Connor D. Armstrong is a leading researcher in advanced additive manufacturing, with a focus on hybrid and robotic 3D printing processes for high-performance composite structures. His most cited work, "A hybrid additive manufacturing process for production of functional fiber-reinforced polymer composite structures" (22 citations), addresses the critical challenge of integrating continuous fiber reinforcement into 3D-printed parts, enabling the production of lightweight, high-strength components for demanding applications in aerospace and renewable energy. Building on this foundation, his recent paper "Robotic Conformal Material Extrusion 3D Printing for Appending Structures on Unstructured Surfaces" (12 citations) pioneers a novel approach to fabricating structures directly onto nonplanar, unconventional surfaces—a breakthrough that expands additive manufacturing into repair, retrofitting, and on-site construction. Armstrong’s work is notable for bridging the gap between laboratory-scale printing and real-world, unstructured environments, demonstrating how robotic systems can overcome the limitations of traditional planar printing. With a growing citation record and contributions that push the boundaries of manufacturing flexibility, Armstrong is establishing himself as a key innovator in the next generation of additive manufacturing technologies.
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