Will Honeywell’s multi-axis Spherical Motor change the way engineers think about motion? This ground-breaking technology offers a tightly integrated motion control device that moves about two axes independently or simultaneously.
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Integrated communication is the linchpin of Industry 4.0 processes. This works when all systems and machines involved worldwide speak the same language. OPC Unified Architecture (OPC UA) is one such
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Editors Message: Metrology News has published over 50 articles this month bringing metrology professionals the very latest metrology news, trends and articles. Despite July being the start of the summer
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Man first walked on the moon on July 20th 1969. The Apollo program was a huge feat of engineering and resulted in many new technologies and products coming to market.
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This article was originally published by FARO®, you can view the original here. Few accomplishments of human ingenuity and ambition in recent history captured our collective attention as completely as
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The University of Strathclyde’s Advanced Forming Research Center (AFRC) is the UK spoke in a North West Europe wide project designed to transform the machining sector, helping 1300 SMEs to
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The BMW Group Production focuses increasingly on trendsetting, easy-to-use and effective virtual (VR) and augmented (AR) reality applications. VR images, or artificially created images, are ever more realistic and hard
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MEYER WERFT based in Papenburg, Germany, has achieved an excellent worldwide reputation for building special-purpose ships. They are especially well known for the construction of large, modern, sophisticated cruise ships.
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Editors Message: This month’s editorial focus at Metrology News was Augmented Reality – a technology that will play an increasing role on the production floor in coming years. As we
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With the Earth operating in the red, our long run of sustainable growth is at risk. As leaders, we wouldn’t operate our companies, cities or nations this way for long.
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