Latest Dimensional Metrology, Inspection and Quality News
Today, laser processing machines can cut extremely complicated shapes, but they are typically limited to working in two dimensions. This means that when more complex geometries or cuts are needed,
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It takes a high-tech plant to build a high-tech automotive vehicle. Investments at the Renault plant in Palencia, Spain have enabled the facility to guarantee the best quality in terms
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SprutCAM Tech’s Robot Calibration mobile app is designed to accurately calibrate the Tool Center Point (TCP) and automatically transfer the data to SprutCAM X Robot via smartphone. TCP calibration is a process used
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A new range of UKAS-certified length and form artefacts complete with holding fixture has been introduced by coordinate measuring machine (CMM) manufacturer LK Metrology, allowing the inspection accuracy of any
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Kanbrick, a long-term investment partnership focused on investing in and building founder- and family-owned businesses, has announced its partnership with JM Test Systems, which calibrates, repairs and tests a wide
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Xaba, developers of AI-driven robotics and CNC machine controller, has announced it has closed a round of seed funding to bring to market AI-driven fabrication processes and intelligent autonomous machines.
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Due to the digital transformation, products as well as production and economic processes are changing massively and with increasing speed. The new requirements that go hand in hand with this
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Renishaw has incorporated its new Off-axis rotary measurement mode into the CARTO software suite, providing a single source for testing off-axis measurement using the XR20 rotary axis calibrator and XL-80
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To become the go-to calibration service provider to its customers, KES Machine LLC has expanded its relationship with global engineering technologies company, Renishaw. The investment in the Renishaw XM-60 and
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In a brightly lit subterranean lab at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) sits a room-sized electromechanical machine called the NIST-4 Kibble balance. The instrument can already measure the
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