Mirko Meboldt

Prof. Dr. Mirko Meboldt is a professor in the Department of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering at ETH Zurich. His research focuses on product development, design for new technologies, optimization of biomedical systems and processes, and the interaction of human and machine, including eye tracking. His work explores the integration of human factors into technological systems, with an emphasis on enhancing usability and performance. Meboldt's research contributes to both academic and industrial applications, particularly in the areas of human-machine interaction and biomedical engineering.

Mirko Meboldt is a researcher at ETH Zurich, specializing in product development and engineering design. His work focuses on integrating advanced manufacturing techniques, particularly additive manufacturing, into design processes to enhance functionality and efficiency. He explores design strategies for additive manufacturing, including considerations for part orientation, snap-fit joints, and the substitution of components in series products. His research also extends to biomedical engineering, with studies on blood pump design, hemocompatibility, and the development of wearable devices for gait assessment. Meboldt's contributions emphasize the intersection of mechanical engineering, design, and emerging fabrication technologies.