Papers
8
Total Citations
49
H-Index
4
About
Klaus Feldmann is a pioneering researcher in advanced manufacturing and assembly systems, with a career spanning from the early 1990s to the 2000s. His key research areas include three-dimensional molded interconnection devices (3D-MID), automated assembly robotics, and process data management. Feldmann’s major contributions lie in developing analytical and experimental frameworks for assembling 3D circuit boards, as evidenced by his most-cited work (1994, 16 citations), and in creating alternative placement systems for three-dimensional circuit boards (1998, 11 citations). He also advanced process data management to shorten product innovation cycles (2005, 7 citations), addressing a critical industry challenge. His notable achievements include designing open, modular control systems for autonomous mobile building robots with flexible manipulators (2000, 4 citations) and developing computer-integrated process control for screw fastening in flexible assembly (1992, 5 citations). Feldmann’s work on sensor-guided industrial robots and mobile robot systems for interior finishing further demonstrates his commitment to practical automation solutions. Though his citation counts are modest, his foundational research has influenced the evolution of electronics assembly and robotic automation, making him a respected figure in manufacturing engineering.
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Key Achievements
Top Papers
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- 2Alternative Placement Systems for Three-Dimensional Circuit Boards11 citations · 1998
- 3Process data management in the whole product creation process7 citations · 2005
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- 6A Mobile Robot System for Assembly Operations at Interior Finishing2 citations · 1998
- 7Fast sensor guidance of industrial robots – experimental results2 citations · 1999
- 8Assembly: Electronics2 citations · 1999