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2024 will bring changes to the 3D landscape unlike anything we’ve seen before, yet there are some clues to help point us in the right direction.

At its essence, Metrology Centric Manufacturing is a holistic approach that places a strong emphasis on precision, accuracy, and real-time measurement throughout the entire manufacturing lifecycle. Unlike traditional manufacturing methods that rely on periodic quality checks, metrology-centric practices integrate measurement into every step of the process. This approach ensures that quality control is not just a final checkpoint but an ongoing, integral part of production.

The 15th edition of the World Quality Report, has been published by Capgemini, Sogeti, and OpenText, and highlights the rising importance of Quality Engineering to enhance both sustainability in business operations and

In the dynamic landscape of manufacturing, the pursuit of impeccable product quality is a cornerstone for sustainable success. One revolutionary approach that is reshaping the contours of quality control is Closed-Loop Manufacturing.

Sensors, once a relatively unheralded component of manufacturing, have now become the unsung heroes that drive the industry forward. These small, smart devices are capable of measuring a vast array of parameters, from temperature and pressure to humidity, motion, and beyond.

voxeljet and Loramendi jointly developed a fully-automated serial additive production solution for inorganic 3D printed cores as part of the Industrialization of Core Printing (ICP) cooperation project

With the passing of Bailey Squier, co-founder of Digital Metrology Standards Consortium (DMSC), its Board of Directors contemplated ways to ensure his accomplishments and legacy are not forgotten.