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2026 June

Check out the June 2026 edition of Quality! Read our cover story on Standardized Cobot Inspection. Also in this issue: features on Building Quality Systems, Scaling Battery Production, and much more!

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Management

Building Quality Systems for Complex, Regulated Environments

Mukesh Kumar discusses how high-stakes regulatory environments have shaped his approach to building resilient quality systems, and how AI and automation are now extending those capabilities across modern enterprise operations.
Ellen F Warren
May 5, 2026

Mukesh Kumar, a SAP Premium Engagement Leader and enterprise transformation strategist, has spent more than two decades designing and delivering large-scale quality, compliance, and digital transformation programs across regulated industries. 


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Artificial Intelligence

Before AI Can Help, the Data Has to Be Ready

Manufacturers who want their data to support AI in the next several years need to make decisions now about how they collect and store information.
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Genevieve Diesing
May 6, 2026

Manufacturers increasingly want to use artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced analytics to improve quality and reduce waste.


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Measurement

How 3DLaser Probing and Scanning Solutions are Helping Supercharge Michigan’s Electric Vehicle Manufacturing Market

For an electric vehicle, probing and scanning play complementary roles to ensure that physical parts are aligned and maintained with the precision required.
Rich Nobliski
May 7, 2026

For a seemingly unassuming U.S. state, known as much for its friendly, can-do residents and a passion for cherries (looking at you, Traverse City), Michigan has often punched above its weight. Both in terms of cultural and technological significance.  


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From the Editor

Principle of Two Weaknesses

From chess to real life.
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Darryl Seland
May 31, 2026

It’s called the principle of two weaknesses. It is a strategy in chess. It was developed by Grandmaster Aron Nimzowitsch and detailed in the book, “My System,” back in 1925 and still considered a core strategy in chess to this day.


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