Eduardo Cuesta González
Full professor
ORCID code: 0000-0003-4538-4338
Short CV:
He received the MSc (1991) and PhD (1996) degrees in Industrial Engineering from University of Oviedo (Spain). He is currently professor at the Department of Construction and Manufacturing Engineering, in the Manufacturing Engineering area of the same University. His past research was related to sheet-metal cutting and bending processes, processes automation and planning, sheet-metal CAM systems, etc. From the last 10 years his research interests include Knowledge Based Engineering (KBE) techniques focused on Dimensional Metrology, Calibration procedures, Reverse Engineering and Quality assurance, mainly with automated inspection instruments like Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs) and Coordinate Measurement Arms (CMAs). His current research interests are related to different coordinate measurement techniques, both by contact and optical sensors, developing precision artifacts and focusing on its traceability, optimal design, materials, uncertainty budget, etc.
Publications
Abstract Traditionally, 3D digitizing sensors have been based on contact measurement. Given the disadvantages of this type of measurement, non-contact sensors such as structured light sensors have gained the attention of many sectors in recent years. The fact that their metrological performance is affected by [...]
Publications
Abstract The improvement of industrial manufacturing processes requires measurement procedures and part inspection tasks to be faster and faster while remaining effective. In this sense, the capabilities of noncontact measuring systems are of great help, not only because of the great amount of data they [...]
