Articles Tagged with ''metrology''

As global temperatures rise, the national security implications are significant for the Department of Defense. With extreme weather events costing over $2 trillion in the past decade, the U.S. Military views climate change as a pressing issue. By utilizing the 5-Teams (5T) Model, it aims to address climate risks and turn challenges into opportunities, ensuring the nation’s security remains resilient.

Keeping defects low and reducing scrap is not an easy task. But Spectrum Custom Packaging made it happen. Meet Quality's 2025 Plant of the Year.

Last year, I wrote several articles exploring Quality 4.0. During my journey, I encountered various approaches that contributed to understanding quality in the context of digital transformation and organizational excellence. This article summarizes my previous findings and new insights on this evolving topic.

The L.S. Starrett Co. has appointed four new executives to its global organization, further strengthening its corporate management at the highest levels.

XRF (X-Ray Fluorescence) and LIBS (Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy) are key nondestructive testing methods. XRF identifies elemental composition, while LIBS measures lighter elements like carbon.

Creaform, a business of AMETEK, Inc., is making a significant step forward in its software offering, reflecting a strategic evolution by introducing Creaform.OS™ and the Creaform Metrology Suite™, which leverage the hardware-software synergy to deliver a complete 360° 3D scanning solution.

Consider two fields of science, having at the first look, no relation with metrology: Architecture-Archeology and Psychology.

Unplanned downtime challenges manufacturers, but AI-powered predictive maintenance helps predict failures and reduce costs. A Deloitte study shows that 86% of executives view intelligent factory technologies as crucial for future competitiveness.

ERP systems have evolved to integrate key business functions and remain relevant, but their complex implementation requires effective planning for success.

The medical device industry needs strict testing that meets evolving standards. Collaboration between manufacturers and standards committees ensures accurate and reliable testing solutions. Automation can standardize processes, tackle the shortage of qualified lab personnel, and enhance quality and efficiency.