2019 Metrology Editorial Program Released

October 23, 2018March 9, 2019 Keith Mills Publishing Editor

The Metrology News editorial team has released it 2019 editorial calendar.

2019 Editorial Program

.January

Computed Tomography – increasing role in Metrology

February

Robotic based Metrology – Applications and Technology Trends

March

Coordinate Measuring Machines – Software and Sensor Innovations

April

Optical Metrology – Increasing role in production inspection

Control Expo Preview

May

Big Data – Creation, Analysis and Utilization

Control Expo Review

June

Role of Augmented Reality in Quality Control

July

Metrology 4.0

Metrology Software

August

Reverse Engineering

September

Surface Finish and Form

October

Multi-Sensor Technology

November

Portable Metrology

December

Retrofits and Used Equipment

NOTE: Please submit your product news along with other relevant materials at least 7 days before the start of each month for inclusion consideration in the editorial article on the above editorial subjects.

Email: editorialteam@metrology.news

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Automatic Inspection Smart Sensor Offers True 3D Image Evaluation
April 16, 2021
An new 3D vision system now makes inspecting parts in 3D as easy as using a 2D smart camera claims sensor manufacturer Cognex. “While optical inspection in 3D previously required
3D Optical Metrology Performs Critical Role in Micro Molding Parts
April 16, 2021
Accumold, a world leader in high-volume precision micro molding, has a reputation for innovation and exceeding customer expectations. The company operates in an environment where part dimensions are sometimes minute,
InnovMetric Releases PolyWorks Metrology Suite 2021
April 15, 2021
InnovMetric has announced the launch of PolyWorks MS 2021, the latest release of its 3D dimensional analysis and quality control solution. PolyWorks MS 2021 delivers powerful curved surface analysis tools,
AI Predicts Abnormalities in Aluminum Die Casting Products
April 15, 2021
To support their goal of manufacturing quality parts, Toyota Industries Corporation and Siemens have cooperated to develop artificial intelligence (AI) that can predict product abnormalities in aluminum die casting, a
Hyperbat Accelerates Industry 4.0 with World First 5G Virtual 3D Engineering Model
April 15, 2021
Hyperbat, one of the UK’s largest independent vehicle battery manufacturers based at Unipart Manufacturing in Coventry, is using the latest 5G enabled technology to significantly speed up the manufacturing process
Automated Robotic Inspection of Heat Exchangers
April 15, 2021
The DAIKEN Industries plant in Pilsen, Czech Republic, produces over two million air conditioning units per year. A lack of manpower and attempts to minimize human errors are reasons why
A Vision of the 2030’s Shaped by Metrology
April 15, 2021
The UK’s National Physical Laboratory (NPL) has run a Foresighting project to explore the implications of new technologies and trends which may change why and how we perform measurements in
US 2021 Manufacturing Technology Orders Increase 22.4%
April 14, 2021
U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders totaled $377.6 million in February 2021, a 17.8% increase from January 2021 and a 34.2% increase over February 2020, according to the latest U.S. Manufacturing Technology
At John Deere, ‘Hard Iron Meets Artificial Intelligence’
April 14, 2021
John Deere is leveraging Intel’s artificial intelligence (AI) technology to help solve a costly, age-old problem in the manufacturing welding process. Deere is piloting a solution that uses computer vision
A World of Data in Tablet Form
April 14, 2021
Where production experts used to inspect machines and check parts, tablets have now become the everyday tool to track processes and intervene if necessary. This is the world of the