Articles Tagged with ''data collection''

Creaform, a business of AMETEK, Inc. and worldwide provider of automated and portable 3D measurement solutions, announced the next evolution in its automated quality control for at-line inspection in mass production: the CUBE-R M Series.

The stakes for quality in medical device manufacturing have never been higher. Products are becoming more complex, regulatory expectations continue to evolve, and the pressure to deliver faster, more efficiently, and with total traceability is growing every day.

Testing and inspection procedures have always formed a core part of quality management. However, the framework conditions have changed significantly. 

Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. (Mitsubishi Electric Automation) has announced the release of its Integrated Machine Analytics (IMA) C70 Adapter, a cutting-edge solution designed to empower manufacturers with real-time visibility into critical machine data.

Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing patient safety and tackling labor shortages in medical manufacturing. As quality engineers adapt, the emphasis on quality assurance and specialized inspections intensifies. This editorial explores how AI is transforming processes and building trust in the medical device industry.

Integrated solutions combining ERP, MES, and QMS functionalities are replacing standalone QMS software in quality assurance. This shift enables real-time data collection and improved quality control. Medical device contract manufacturers can use these systems to enhance their quality services and gain a competitive advantage beyond cost and scrap reduction.

In the quest for quality excellence, we have seen a significant increase in the adoption of advanced digital technologies by the quality function. Three use cases stand out for their high traction.

Quality assurance in manufacturing has focused on precision, but cybersecurity now poses a significant threat. Nation-state adversaries target operational technology to corrupt quality data and alter inspection processes, risking product safety and demanding urgent attention.

Explore five key advantages of transitioning from traditional file-based storage to centralized database systems, and why this shift is rapidly becoming a best practice across the industry.

Technology on the factory floor is creating innovative opportunities for improved operations, and managers need to stay informed about future developments. One promising innovation is digital twins, a transformative technology that connects the physical and digital worlds.