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Month: September 2026

IMTS 2026: Big Tech Sets Out the Future of Industrial AI

Manufacturers looking to understand where artificial intelligence is headed and how to put it to work can hear directly from some of the world’s leading technology companies at IMTS 2026 – The International Manufacturing Technology Show, Sept. 14-19 at McCormick Place in Chicago. IMTS+ Main Stage presentations from Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google Cloud, Microsoft, and Siemens will discuss industrial AI from multiple perspectives, as well as share success stories in manufacturing applications.

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AI, Vision and Robotics Converge at Advanced Vision & AI Conference

The Association for Advancing Automation (A3) has announced the speaker lineup and agenda for its Advanced Vision & AI Conference, September 23–24, 2026, in Santa Clara, California. Featuring experts from Waymo, NVIDIA, Tesla, Intrinsic, GE Vernova, Intel, FANUC, Cognex, Siemens Digital Industries, and more, the two-day conference will focus on how vision and AI technologies are being deployed across manufacturing and other industrial environments.

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QuantumDiamonds Brings Contactless Current Imaging Closer to Inline Inspection

QuantumDiamonds GmbH (QD) has demonstrated a novel method for imaging electrical current inside a semiconductor structure without making physical contact with it. The technique removes the constraint that has kept quantum-sensing based current imaging inside the failure analysis lab and marks the foundational step on QD’s path toward inline inspection in high-volume manufacturing.

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Why Surface Roughness Specifications Are Shifting from Ra to Sa

Surface roughness directly impacts sealing performance, friction, wear, coating adhesion, fatigue life, and overall product quality. Yet many manufacturing specifications still rely on Ra, a parameter developed nearly a century ago from a single 2D measurement trace. As modern surfaces become increasingly engineered and complex, manufacturers are discovering that traditional roughness measurements do not always provide the complete picture.

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