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Randolf Hanke
Also filed as: HANKE RANDOLF
8 granted patents·2 pending applications·234 citations·filing 1998–2020
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10 records- 0193US8781064B2Apparatus and method for non-rotational computer tomographyFRAUNHOFER GES FORSCHUNG·Filed 2012·Granted Jul 15, 2014·25 cites·17 claims
- 0293US8345817B2Apparatus and method for non-rotational computer tomographyFRAUNHOFER GES FORSCHUNG·Filed 2009·Granted Jan 1, 2013·31 cites·20 claims
- 0388US8229061B2X-ray computer tomograph and method for investigating a component by means of X-ray computer tomographyHANKE RANDOLF·Filed 2009·Granted Jul 24, 2012·40 cites·26 claims
- 0478US6497511B1Method and device for imaging in digital dental radioscopyFRAUNHOFER GES FORSCHUNG·Filed 1999·Granted Dec 24, 2002·61 cites·30 claims
- 0576US6539789B1Detection of irregularities in a convex surface, such as a tire sidewall, using band-pass filteringFRAUNHOFER GES FORSCHUNG·Filed 1999·Granted Apr 1, 2003·66 cites·12 claims
- 0642US6403962B1Fibre optic X-ray cameraFRAUNHOFER GES FORSCHUNG·Filed 1998·Granted Jun 11, 2002·11 cites·18 claims
- 0734US2004066908A1Method and device for the representing an object by means of an irradiation and for reconstructing said objectFiled 2001·Application pending·0 cites
- 0834US2005154563A1Device and method for evaluating a characteristic of an objectFiled 2004·Application pending·0 cites
- 0929US11906292B2Method and computer program for time-resolved calculation of a deformation of a bodyFRAUNHOFER GES ZUR FOERDERUNG DER ANGEWAND·Filed 2020·Granted Feb 20, 2024·0 cites·14 claims
- 1028US6501066B1System for reading photo-stimulated accumulative luminescent substancesFRAUNHOFER GES FORSCHUNG·Filed 1998·Granted Dec 31, 2002·0 cites·4 claims
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