Lionel Charpin
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Lionel Charpin is a researcher at the forefront of advanced manufacturing, specializing in the convergence of additive manufacturing, robotics, and printed electronics. His work focuses on developing and optimizing trajectory processing algorithms for 3D printing circuit boards, a critical innovation for integrating electronics directly into complex, three-dimensional structures. Charpin’s most cited paper, "Optimization of trajectory processing algorithms to print 3D circuit boards using piezo ink jet and 6-axis robots" (2023), addresses the challenge of precisely controlling six-axis robotic arms equipped with piezo inkjet printheads. This contribution is pivotal for moving beyond traditional planar circuit boards, enabling the fabrication of conformal electronics on curved surfaces. By refining the motion planning and deposition strategies, his research reduces printing errors and enhances the reliability of additive electronic manufacturing. With 8 citations, this work is gaining traction among engineers seeking to automate and scale the production of smart, embedded devices. Charpin’s achievements represent a significant step toward fully integrated, robotically printed electronics, promising to reshape how we design and manufacture everything from wearable sensors to aerospace components.
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