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While computed tomography (CT) has garnered attention for its volumetric imaging capabilities, 2D DR remains a faster and more cost-effective option for many production environments. As component complexity and production volumes grow, DR systems with automated image processing provide an effective and efficient solution for quality assurance workflows.

Michelle Bangert talks with Bill Soller, President and Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt of the Corporate Advantage Network. He's also a Senior Facilitator for the Deming Institute.

In today's fast-paced manufacturing environment, quality management is more than a compliance issue; it's a strategic advantage. Unfortunately, many buyers rely on longstanding relationships, certification checkboxes, or approved vendor lists when making sourcing decisions, which can obscure more critical questions about true quality assurance.

PCC Airframe, a leader in aerospace, specializes in complex airframe components. Based in Northern Kentucky, it supplies high-quality, globally marketed parts, consistently meeting aviation standards. Its focus on precision and innovation keeps it at the forefront, supporting aircraft safety and performance worldwide.

The British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT) certifies NDT practitioners through its PCN scheme, ensuring they are properly trained and qualified. This guarantees industry access to skilled personnel for various projects.

Michelle Bangert, Managing Editor of Quality, sat down with Francois Gau, the CEO of Growth Hive.

Advances in X-Ray computed tomography (CT) technology can enhance quality processes, improving inspection speed and accuracy, while the 3D data can help address industry challenges.

The microtester has revolutionized materials testing by allowing precise evaluations of small specimens, such as biological tissues and semiconductor wafers. This article discusses its key features, benefits, and future potential in materials testing.

Whistleblowers protect the public interest by exposing harmful misconduct and maintaining trust in institutions. However, they must choose their battles wisely, as they often face significant challenges. In the transportation sector, AIR21 helps safeguard their rights.

The aerospace and defense sectors rely on the AS9100, AS9110, AS9120, and AS9145 series standards for quality, reliability, safety, and compliance. In 2026, the International Aerospace Quality Group (IAQG) will revise and rebrand these standards.