Manufacturing Quality News
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Tracking train wheels with ease
How Hexagon opens up predictive maintenance options with a cheaper inspection tool for train wheels Read more
the US Army's new ScanBox
How a US Army repair and maintenance facility reduces costs and increases efficiency using GOM's ATOS ScanBox 8360. Read more
the US Navy's new CMMs
The Fleet Readiness Center East (FRCE) has acquired two new large CMMs for measuring large components as part of their repair, maintenance and upgrading operations. Read more
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Automatic conveyer scanning
Nikon's new system for automatically scanning the gaps in and flushness of bodywork of cars on a production line. Read more
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FARO's new scanner arm
FARO's brand new Quantum Max ScanArm has multiple laser line probes Read more
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Renishaw's new CNC probe calibration machine
Avoiding human error by manual calibration, improving repeatability and accuracy with a simple solution. Read more
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North Star Imaging opens new X-ray inspection services lab in Orlando
North Star Imaging expands with a new X-ray scanning services facility in Orlando, servicing the US market alongside its other locations. Read more
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Danfoss acquires new 3D scanner robot
The acquisition of their new GOM 3D scanner robot, Danfoss has increased the speed at which they can scan products to a high accuracy. Read more
Partnership to deliver cutting-edge optical metrology to Japan
Jenoptik and Accretech have combined their economic and technological strengths to distribute the former's "Opticline" technology. Read more
Tackling the most difficult to scan objects
AESUB hit the market with hosts of sprays and a 3D printed frame for easier laser scanning of parts. Read more
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Metrology in Industry 4.0
Exact Metrology shares their vision of metrology within Industry 4.0 and The Internet of Things Read more
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Measurements Lighter Than Air
In the third instalment of 'Measure Twice, Cut Once,' Tomaz looks back on what he has learned so far, how this fits in with his interest in airships, and how he hopes to apply this knowledge in the future. Read more
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Does industrial metrology touch everything?
Asks our editor Tomaz van der Merwe in the second instalment of his metrological journey of discovery Read more
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Metrology in Industry 4.0
Exact Metrology shares their vision of metrology within Industry 4.0 and The Internet of Things Read more
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High pressure, low on time, no light, no electricity and full of water:
How the Artec Eva handheld 3D scanner helped 3DLM to make quick, precise scans in an extremely challenging environment. Read more
