Ramandika Garindra Putra
Papers
4
Total Citations
10
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About
Ramandika Garindra Putra is a researcher advancing the field of precision manufacturing through computer vision and robotics. His primary research areas include tool wear monitoring, micro-milling, and automated inspection systems. Putra’s major contribution is the development of low-cost, online monitoring solutions that eliminate the need for tool detachment during measurement, a critical bottleneck in traditional micro-milling processes. His flagship work, "MicroEye," introduces a modular 3D-printed system with integrated computer vision for real-time tool wear assessment, achieving 4 citations and demonstrating a practical, accessible alternative to expensive electron microscopy. He further pioneered the integration of robotic arm manipulators with Dino-Lite digital microscopes, enabling automated, high-accuracy image capture without interrupting machining cycles. Across his most-cited papers, which total 10 citations, Putra systematically addresses the mechanical, control, and image-processing challenges of direct tool wear monitoring. His work is notable for its emphasis on affordability and modularity, making advanced monitoring technology more attainable for small-scale manufacturers and research labs. Putra’s research bridges the gap between industrial precision and cost-effective automation, offering a scalable pathway to smarter, more efficient machining processes.
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