Articles Tagged with ''manufacturing''

Force testing rarely draws attention until it fails. When components crack, seals leak, or devices do not activate as expected, engineers often trace the problem back to how force was applied, measured, or interpreted. 

Quality managers and engineers, like many other professionals, are often judged by what goes wrong. A product failure, a recall, or a customer complaint draws negative press, while processes that run smoothly can be taken for granted.

In many laboratories, confidence in physical testing is based on the assumption that results are consistent and that, if a method works once, it can be repeated. However, shifts in operator technique, environmental conditions, or instrument calibration can undermine that confidence. 

Drawing on decades of expertise, the potential Hexagon spin-off helps organizations navigate uncertainty and manage change across the world’s most critical infrastructure.

LUCID Vision Labs, Inc. announced the launch of the Atlas10 SWIR, a high-performance 10GigE camera with RDMA support featuring Sony’s 5.2 MP IMX992 and 3.2 MP IMX993 SenSWIR InGaAs sensors with integrated thermoelectric cooling for enhanced image quality and reduced noise.

Priyank Patel is a quality expert in the med-tech space, focusing on surgical robots. He's a senior member of ASQ with ASQ certification.

Instead of waiting until the end of production to confirm size, quality teams increasingly collect dimensional data during machining and finishing operations.

Global supply chains are operating in one of the most turbulent environments in decades.

QT9 Software introduced QT9 ERP, an all-in-one Enterprise Resource Planning software engineered to unite life sciences organizations under a single, comprehensive system.

The audit is moving along smoothly. Procedures are available, records are organized, and questions are answered without hesitation.