Latest Dimensional Metrology, Inspection and Quality News
The recently installed µCMM at the UK’s Advanced Manufacturing Research Centre (AMRC) represents a continuing partnership between Bruker Alicona and AMRC. With the new Bruker Alicona µCMM the centre now
Read Article →
To receive the #1 online metrology magazine emailed directly into your inbox featuring the very latest news from the manufacturing metrology sector. Metrology News is updated daily providing the very
Read Article →
Nearfield Instruments B.V. has announced the first shipment of QUADRA, the first-generation High-Throughput Scanning Probe Metrology system for 5 nm nodes and beyond. The first QUADRA has shipped to a
Read Article →
Successful manufacturing depends on speed, accuracy and efficiency. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is through seamless collaboration between people and machines – also known as factory
Read Article →
Nightforce Optics, headquartered in Idaho, USA is a 28 year old company that jumped into the highly competitive precision shooting market with the goal of building the best riflescopes in
Read Article →
Keyence Japan has launched a new compact range of green laser distance measuring sensors. Despite being a CMOS laser sensor, it achieves an ultra-compact size of just 9.4 mm x 27
Read Article →
Australian start-up company, Additive Assurance, has developed a product that allows for the quality assurance of parts produced with the Additive Manufacturing (AM) process. AMiRIS is an independent in-situ process
Read Article →
For machine tool makers, to achieve manufacturing efficiency depends on fast and accurate quality control processes. With traditional error testing methods beginning to hinder operations, TAKAM Machinery Co., Ltd (TAKAM)
Read Article →Sweden’s Atlas Copco Group has acquired the American technology specialist Perceptron. With the signing of the acquisition agreements on December 18 Atlas Copco further expands its Machine Vision Solutions business
Read Article →
In a step toward making more accurate and uniform 3D-printed parts such as personalized prosthetics and dental materials, researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have demonstrated
Read Article →