Articles Tagged with ''metrology''

This year’s State of the Profession survey was fielded March 23-27, 2023. Longtime readers of Quality know the survey is done to understand your peers in the industry. This year respondents had a different set of worries—and tools.

Following the launch of Manufacturers for Sensible Regulations, 131 state and manufacturing associations sent a letter to White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients, pressing the administration that a senior level advisor be designated to coordinate efforts within the White House to ensure that federal regulators are implementing policies that align with the President’s promise to promote the growth of manufacturing in America.

Court documents filed in 2018 allege OceanGate allowed the Titan to perform dives without “nondestructive testing to prove its integrity.”

The Innovate for Excellence 2023 Summit will be held on October 26th and 27th, 2023, at the NIU Naperville Campus (1120 E. Diehl Road, Naperville, IL 60563) in collaboration with the ASQ Innovation & Inspection Divisions and Northeastern Illinois Section & the Chicago ASQ Section (Consortium) the Phoenix of the Chicagoland Fall Quality Conference.

The CAPTURE 3D Innovation Conference & Expo is returning for the first time since 2018, bringing together the manufacturing and engineering community to learn how advanced 3D metrology technologies enable digitalization to support a sustainable future for manufacturing, on October 3-5, 2023, at the ZEISS Quality Excellence Center in Wixom, Michigan.

The concept of the map has not been limited to just physical locations. Just think about any activity that would or should be repeated by others. 

It all starts with the question, "How can we clearly see what is going on inside our product without damaging it?"

Leak testing, which has always been essential in the automotive industry for ensuring the manufacture of quality parts and components, is taking on added importance in the mobility age.

At the American Society for Nondestructive Testing (ASNT), the world's largest technical society for nondestructive testing professionals, we believe that the public deserves to have confidence in their NDT professionals.

How can we make products that need critical material/dimensional performance and are also of a size that becomes very difficult to rapidly and economically produce?