SPIE Thermosense - Advancements in Thermographic Monitoring and Frequency-Based Evaluation of Welds

I’m excited to share that I recently had the privilege of presenting two research papers at SPIE Thermosense in Orlando! It was a wonderful opportunity to exchange insights and discuss advancements in thermographic methods applied to welding processes.

The papers presented were:

• “Use of frequency-based methods for quantitative evaluation of resistance spot welds”
  Co-authored with Valentino Razza and Manuela De Maddis (Politecnico di Torino), this research introduces innovative frequency analysis techniques to quantitatively evaluate resistance spot welding quality.

• “Real-time thermographic monitoring for automated defect detection in welding”
  In collaboration with Raffaella Sesana (Politecnico di Torino), this study demonstrates a real-time monitoring system using infrared thermography for automated detection and analysis of welding defects—enhancing process reliability and quality control.

A special thanks to my co-authors and the SPIE community for the enriching experience and fruitful discussions.

Feel free to connect if you’re interested in these topics or are working on similar research!

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