Martin Riegler

Lecturer

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences

Austria

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Martin Riegler is a Lecturer at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences in Austria. His research areas include the application of machine learning and sensor technologies in wood machining, as well as augmented reality for prefabricated building elements. Recent articles include investigations into wood moisture classification, non-invasive electrical resistivity measurement, and the digitalization of small and medium-sized sawmills.

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Johannes Konnerth

University Professor

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences

AUSTRIA

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Wolfgang Gindl-Altmutter

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, BOKU

AUSTRIA

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Martin Nopens

GERMANY

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Lecturer

University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences

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Articles (12)

Accelerated Singular Spectrum Analysis and Machine Learning to investigate wood machining acoustics

Smart assembly of prefabricated building elements with augmented reality and sensor-based real-time quality control

Non-invasive method to measure bulk electrical resistivity of spruce wood – influence of moisture content and anatomical direction

A Machine Learning Approach to Predict Properties of Wood Products during Milling

Predicting wood moisture classes by sound frequency spectra and Explainable Machine Learning during milling

Supervised classification of wood species during milling based on extracted cut events from ultrasonic air-borne acoustic signals

Effects of spatial augmented reality assistance on the efficiency of prefabricating timber frame walls

Multisensor data fusion and machine learning to classify wood products and predict workpiece characteristics during milling

Effects of fibrillar cellulosic additives on particleboard production and properties

Digitalization of small and medium sized sawmills in Austria: a survey about business processes

Specific Dimensional Change Behavior of Laminated Beech Veneer Lumber (BauBuche) in Terms of Moisture Absorption and Desorption

Simulating the Gluing of Wood Particles by Lattice Gas Cellular Automata and Random Walk

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Johannes Konnerth

Wolfgang Gindl-Altmutter

Martin Nopens

Hendrikus van Herwijnen

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