Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:   present a new sensor that can measure on-line the material ar in laser material processing. To meet the demands of industrial production optical rough surfaces have to be measured at low apertures within the rough environment generated by the production process. Hence, common sensors have a quite poor performance. It is hardly possible to measure the material ar through the plasma occurring in the working zone at temperatures above 3000 K.  solve this problem by utilising just this plasma spot as a signal from which  evaluate the distance beten sensor and work piece. The specific features of the sensor are: it is insensitive against the spot size and shape, and hence accurate, even with low aperture and within the turbulent atmosphere. The time for one measurement is one millisecond.
['P. Klinger', 'B. Spellenberg', 'J. M. Hermann', 'Gerd Häusler']
I am writing a research paper on a idea In process 3D-sensing for laser material processing
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