2019 began with the US and global manufacturing sectors experiencing continued growth, though recently the manufacturing sector has slowed as the risk for a downturn in global manufacturing increases. The
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Editors Message: The editorial focus at Metrology News in November was Portable Metrology and the continued growth of its role in supporting manufacturing with applications including reverse engineering, prototype part
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Just like people, buildings age, and regular diagnoses can detect health problems. With architectural preservation in mind, five cathedrals in France’s Loire region are being fully digitized in 3D. Once
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Fluke Calibration has released the results of its third annual Calibration & Metrology Salary Survey in United States. The survey featured questions regarding respondents’ location, job title, professional certification, geographic
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Nikon Corporation and DMG MORI have concluded a memorandum of understanding for a comprehensive business alliance. This business alliance will boost establishment of Nikon’s material processing business by utilizing the
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The online Metrology and Quality Control Magazine, Metrology News, has published its 2020 editorial program. The Metrology News E-Zine is updated daily providing the very latest in global metrology and
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Editors Message: October heralded another busy month for Metrology News with the publication of around 60 articles. It was also the month that we regularly experienced over 4000 visitors a
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Advanced coordinate metrology equipment has traditionally been classified into three types namely coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), optical digitizers and scanners (ODS), and video measuring machines (VMMs). Originally the three coordinate
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This article analyzes the role of cutting-edge optical metrology tools have in facilitating the manufacture of light-weighted engine components. Light-weighting is a priority for automotive OEMs in their quest to
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The core business of the Volkswagen plant in Kassel, Germany, which has around 16,000 employees, is transmission manufacturing. About one-third of the workforce is engaged in this field and ensures
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