I dedicated my scientific work to research related to the influence of temperature on 3D scanners using structured light projection method. The research I conducted on successive measurement stands I built resulted in developing theoretical and practical foundations for Athermalized technology – a technology that enables the elimination of randomness from temperature-induced image drift observed in cameras with CMOS and CCD sensors, consequently allowing for the construction of a compensation model (more about temperature-induced image drift in this post: What is temperature-induced image drift).

Currently, my professional activities focus on the following areas:

• supervising and managing engineering and R&D departments (low and high-level programming, mechanical design, electronics),
• securing funding for R&D department development,
• mapping, building, and improving processes to arrange, facilitate, and make more effective cooperation between engineering departments and other departments in enterprises,
• research activities in the area of temperature influence on optical measurement methods,
• conducting lectures and classes at the Faculty of Mechatronics, Warsaw University of Technology.