Sergio Aguado
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About
Sergio Aguado is a researcher focused on precision engineering and metrology, with a particular emphasis on the calibration and verification of length measurement systems used in robotics and machine tools. His major contributions lie in the design and development of reference artefacts—specialized calibration gauges that enable accurate performance evaluation of extensible guidance systems. These artefacts are critical for ensuring that industrial robots and machine tools maintain the high accuracy required for modern manufacturing processes. Aguado’s work has resulted in two highly cited papers: “Development and Validation of a Calibration Gauge for Length Measurement Systems” (2019, 6 citations) and “Design and Development of a Calibration Artefact for Length Measurement System” (2019, 3 citations). Together, these publications provide a robust framework for assessing the metrological characteristics of length measurement systems, addressing a key challenge in industrial automation. His research directly supports the periodic verification and calibration protocols that are essential for quality control in advanced manufacturing. By creating practical, validated tools for metrology, Aguado has made a tangible impact on the reliability and precision of automated systems, earning recognition among peers in the field of dimensional measurement.
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