Articles Tagged with ''quality''

Radiant Vision Systems, a leading provider of imaging systems for scientific evaluation of light sources and displays, announced the merger with its sister company, Konica Minolta Sensing Americas, to form a new company.

Up until the early 2000s, metrology was mostly a pen-and-paper-based profession. Inspection reports, machine data, and charts were all hand-recorded, often scattered across departments. Data existed, but analyzing trends over time was slow, error-prone, and sometimes just impossible, making it fully disconnected from decision-making.

Happy National Robotics Week! The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) announced the launch of its new Introduction to Industrial Robotics course.

If you didn’t know any better, you might think Sainyam Arora has been in the quality field for decades. 

Modern manufacturing increasingly relies on full in-line inspections to maintain quality standards, reduce scrap, and improve traceability.

This is the third article in the five-article series on lighting design for machine vision.

Every manufactured product, from a smartphone component to a commercial aircraft, relies on precise dimensional accuracy. Even small deviations from the intended design can lead to assembly problems, performance issues, or product failure.

Thousands of manufacturing professionals gathered at the Music City Center in Nashville, TN, from March 24–26 for the inaugural Manufacturing & Automation eXchange (MAX) - a dynamic new event uniting leaders across assembly, automation, and quality to explore the technologies and strategies shaping the future of manufacturing.

Manufacturing has entered a new phase in which measurement alone is no longer sufficient. 

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