Are You Blazing a New Path to ISO/IEC 42001 AI Standard?
Does your organization need the world’s first ISO/IEC 42001 Artificial Intelligence (AI) Management System? In a world now immersed in AI activities the question could be rephrased "Can you afford not to use an AI management system?
Estes Gains AS9100D Certification for the Aerospace, Space and Defense Industries
Estes Design and Manufacturing has received its AS9100D certification for its quality management system governing the design, manufacture and assembly of fabricated sheet metal products.
Starrag forms part of the ZEISS PRISMO fortis CMM pilot project
Starrag is known for developing manufacturing solutions for manufacturers within the aerospace industry. To help shorten the measurement times of turbine blades, the company agreed to participate in the ZEISS PRISMO fortis CMM pilot project.
Plant Tour Reinforces Commitment to Quality in Automotive Manufacturing
Nissan Motor Co.'s Smyrna, TN, plant recently hosted a group of Assembly South attendees before the third annual show began in Nashville. Sixty participants toured the 42-year-old facility with more than 6-million-square-feet of production space, including a body shop, a paint shop, a final assembly line and a two-mile-long test track.
Standard-compliant and future-proof measurement
The new ISO 21920-1, -2 and -3 profile standards for surface texture were published by the Geneva-based ISO Institute at the end of 2021 and adopted as national standards DIN EN ISO 21920-x around a year later.
MSI Viking Signs Channel Partner Agreement with Baker Hughes’ Waygate Technologies
MSI Viking, a premier provider of precision measurement technologies and services, is proud to announce a commercial agreement to be an official channel partner of Waygate Technologies, a Baker Hughes business and global leader in nondestructive testing (NDT) solutions for industrial inspection.
Precision in Optical Metrology: Telecentric vs. Endocentric Imaging
In industrial quality control and measurement applications, optical metrology plays a critical role in ensuring precision and repeatability. Accurate dimensional measurement of parts, components, and assemblies is essential in industries such as automotive, electronics, and medical devices, yet machine vision systems face challenges due to physical limitations
Metrology Automation and Industry 4.0
The key lesson here is that data’s value lies in its precision and dependability. In today’s intelligent factories, every decision and adjustment hinges on trustworthy information. This is where metrology automation steps in, making a significant difference.
How Handheld 3D Scanner Helps for Porsche Modifications
For automotive enthusiasts, Porsche isn't just a brand—it's a statement. Known for its precision engineering and distinctive performance, every Porsche model holds a legacy. But even the finest machines can be fine-tuned, and that's where Fabspeed Motorsport steps in, crafting performance-enhancing upgrades for Porsche owners who demand more.
Artec 3D digitizes Luxembourg’s cultural landmarks for the Luxembourg Pavilion at World Expo 2025 in Osaka
Artec 3D, a pioneering developer and manufacturer of professional 3D scanners and software based in Luxembourg, is proudly showcasing the nation’s rich cultural heritage to the world at Expo 2025 Osaka.
ZEISS introduces ScanPort, a new dimension in semi-automated 3D metrology
With ZEISS ScanPort, ZEISS presents an innovative, powerful solution in optical 3D metrology that combines accuracy, flexibility, and ease of use in a compact system. This new semi-automated system is designed for users who require reliable metrology results - without the need for extensive training or complex setups.
Smarter Software and Non-Contact Tools Drive Adoption of Laser Measurement
More factories now use laser measurement systems to improve quality control on production lines. These automated systems replace manual inspection methods, measuring parts faster and more accurately.
Sandvik Completes Aquisition of Verisurf Software
Sandvik has announced that it has completed the previously announced acquisition of Verisurf Software Inc., a US-based 3D metrology software solutions provider.
Digital Twins: Elevating Manufacturing Standards and Reducing Errors
Digital twins, once a concept reserved for speculative fiction, now stand at the forefront of modern manufacturing and quality control. These virtual replicas of physical assets that range from individual machines to entire production lines, enable organizations to simulate, test, and optimize processes before making real-world changes.
Measure more individually: Your customized 3D measuring station
Mahr has repositioned its optical 3D measurement technology: Measurement technicians, quality assurance specialists and researchers can now put together the right system for their own measurement tasks from a wide range of possible combinations. The result is an individual, tailor-made measuring station.
High-precision CMMs for demanding shop floor use
At Control 2025, LK Metrology introduced its new Altera SF series — eight robust CMM models combining lab-grade accuracy with industrial durability. Designed for harsh shop floor environments, the machines offer large measuring volumes, advanced thermal compensation and smart automation features for high-precision inspection close to production.
CMM Manager: Slot with MMC
Learn how to create VB Scripting to create a diameter within a slot that MMC can be applied to for position.
Should You Build or Buy QMS Software?
Recently, I saw an online discussion responding to a request for advice on building vs. buying Quality Management System (QMS)software. About a dozen people familiar with various QMS software products offered advice. Only one or two addressed building vs. buying. Instead, most focused on brief perceptions of particular QMS products; and they generally agreed that available products don’t fit their own situations well.
How One Company Turned the Skilled Labor Shortage Into an Opportunity
Founded in 1988, Trace Die Cast (Trace) produces aluminum high-pressure die castings, primarily supplying tier-one and tier-two automotive OEMs. Its campus in Bowling Green, KY, houses machining and assembly operations and 44 diecast machines, making it one of the largest die casters in North America.
Digital Twin Consortium Announces Digital Twin Testbed Program
The Digital Twin Consortium (DTC) has announced the first testbeds as part of its Digital Twin Testbed Program. This collaborative member-driven program accelerates development, validation, and implementation, demonstrating digital twin evolution with agentic AI and enabling technologies.