Articles Tagged with ''metrology''

From the streets of Jersey City to the Navy to nondestructive testing and his own company, Joe Sorrentino of Lean Quality Systems, passes along the knowledge of what he has excelled at−quality assurance, leadership, and management training. Joe sat down with Michelle Bangert to talk about, in part, his latest article for Quality.

SmartRay announced the launch of the latest addition to its ECCO X sensors.

With the open digital business platform Siemens Xcelerator, IoT-enabled hardware and software, the company demonstrates how the physical world can be connected to the digital world.

Let’s explore five key ways these advanced imaging technologies are improving food quality control.

BLM Group USA welcomed local robotics team Frog Force 503 from Novi High School for a hands-on, behind-the-scenes look at the cutting-edge tube and sheet laser technology that is driving the metal fabrication industry.

An exciting new application has emerged for the interface with great potential: running the unmodified CXP protocol over fiber optic lines instead of coaxial cable. Fiber’s high bandwidth, EMI immunity, durability, safety, and compact size make it an ideal addition to CoaXPress.

Kassow Robots announced its Sensitive Arm technology across its complete range of 7-axis collaborative robots.

NEOTech, a premier provider of electronic manufacturing services (EMS), integrated design engineering, and advanced supply chain solutions for the aerospace and defense, medical device, and high-tech industrial markets, announced that its Agave 1 manufacturing facility in Juarez, Mexico, has officially received AS9100 certification.

Quality speaks with Eddie Pompa, a legend in the NDT industry. He's an NDT advocate and educator and mentor to many in the field.

Material fatigue is a critical concern in engineering, with over 90% of failures caused by fatigue stress rather than overloading. As industries push material limits, efficient fatigue testing becomes vital. Rotating beam fatigue testing, dating back to the mid-1800s, provides a cost-effective way for researchers to evaluate material endurance while saving time and money.