Roy Knechtel

Prof. Autonomous Intelligent Sensors - Chair of the Carl-Zeiss Foundation

Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences

Germany

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Professor Roy Knechtel holds the position of Chair of the Carl-Zeiss Foundation at Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences in Germany. His research primarily focuses on autonomous intelligent sensors, with recent articles exploring topics such as Lidar systems' performance in adverse weather conditions, low-temperature wafer bonding processes, and precision temperature measurement techniques. He is actively involved in advancing technologies related to wafer bonding and MEMS devices.

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2025

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2021

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Martin Seyring

Schmalkalden University of Applied Sciences

GERMANY

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Correction: Japertas et al. Experimental Study of Lidar System for a Static Object in Adverse Weather Conditions. J. Sens. Actuator Netw. 2025, 14, 56

Experimental Study of Lidar System for a Static Object in Adverse Weather Conditions

The use of glasses in low-temperature wafer bonding processes

Ein Beitrag zur Temperaturpräzisionsmessung durch Drifterkennung an Platin-100-Messwiderständen in Dünnschichttechnologie

Heat Conductivity Based Inner Cavity Pressure Monitoring and Hermeticity Monitoring for Glass Frit Wafer Bonded MEMS Devices

The Importance of Wafer Edge in Wafer Bonding Technologies and Related Wafer Edge Engineering Methods

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Martin Seyring

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