‘METROLOGY BREW’ News Bulletin – 6th April
Metrology Brew newsletter features a summary of headline metrology and smart manufacturing news from the past 7 days.
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Month: April 2026
Direct Scanning Laser Trackers – A New Era for Quality Control
Precision drives the success of every modern manufacturing line with mounting pressure to deliver flawless components while managing limited factory space and a shortage of skilled operators. To meet these demands, inspection systems that deliver absolute certainty without slowing down production are a key pillar. Laser trackers provide that certainty and have long served as the backbone of large-volume quality control.
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EyeVision 26.2.1 offers Streamlined Workflows and Clearer Interfaces for Machine Vision
EVT recently announced the release of EyeVision 26.2.1, introducing a refreshed interface, updated naming conventions, and targeted workflow improvements across its Deep Learning, 3D tools, Process GUI, and connectivity modules.
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Stepping into Metrology Automation – How 3D Scanners Bridge the Gap for Manufacturers
This article provides insights into how manufacturing companies can harness the potential of 3D scanners within automated environments. It also offers guidance for adopting approaches that balance initial technology investments with future scalability toward end-to-end automation.
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Upgraded PULSE Delivers Advanced Real-Time Environmental Monitoring for Shop-Floor Metrology
Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division has announced an evolved version of PULSE, its real-time environmental monitoring solution for coordinate measuring machine (CMM) environments, designed to help manufacturers improve measurement quality and reliability.
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Evolution Toward Multi-Sensor Measurement Reflects a Broader Transformation in Industrial Metrology
As manufacturing continues to demand higher precision and greater flexibility, the limits of single-technology measurement systems are becoming increasingly apparent. Today’s components often combine complex external geometries with features that require deeper, point-based verification.
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