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Jouke C. Verlinden is a researcher affiliated with TU Delft, Netherlands. His work focuses on the intersection of augmented reality, design prototyping, and human-computer interaction. He has contributed to advancements in 3D printing, material science, and immersive technologies applied to cultural heritage preservation, medical device design, and industrial automation.
Key research interests include:
- Augmented and virtual reality applications in design processes
- Development of fabrication technologies for shape-changing interfaces
- Evaluation of haptic and auditory interfaces in human-robot collaboration
- Digital restoration methods for cultural artifacts
Notable contributions include comparative studies on face mask materials during the pandemic, heuristic evaluations of respirator comfort, and experimental work on fused filament fabrication techniques.
His research has been published in venues like ISMAR, AHFE, and IEEE VR conferences, with a focus on practical applications of interactive technologies in industrial and cultural contexts.
