Manufacturing is evolving faster than ever, driven by digital transformation, automation, and rising expectations for precision, speed, and traceability. At the heart of this transformation lies metrology – quietly but decisively shaping how quality is defined, measured, and delivered.
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For decades, metrology software has focused on one core task: accurately measuring parts and reporting deviations against nominal values. While automation, CAD integration, and digital reporting have steadily improved efficiency, the responsibility for interpreting results and deciding next actions has largely remained with human experts.
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In an automotive sector undergoing rapid change, quality must represent a true commitment to customers. Renault Group has made it one of its key drivers of transformation and has rolled out a fast-paced methodological and cultural revolution: factory digitalization, quality runs, industrial metaverse, real-time responsiveness.
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AAT has announced the integration of the Hexagon Blue Light Scanning Sensor into the CAPPS-NC manufacturing platform, introducing advanced wireless communication and intelligent automatic tool changer (ATC) management for high-speed, non-contact inspection of large airframe stringers and complex structural components.
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Looking toward 2050, the winners in global manufacturing will not simply be those with the most robots, the most data, or the most advanced AI. They will be the manufacturers who understand that trust – in products, processes and autonomous decisions – can only be earned through rigorous, continuous, and transparent measurement.
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Metrology Brew newsletter features a summary of headline metrology and smart manufacturing news from the past 7 days.
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In industrial metrology, accuracy is routinely measured in microns. Increasingly, however, these same precision technologies are finding applications far beyond the factory floor. One of the most compelling examples is their growing role in the scientific analysis and conservation of cultural heritage.
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As 2026 begins, metrology stands firmly at the intersection of quality, productivity, and digital transformation. AI-driven insight, digital thread connectivity, inline sensing, and software-first platforms are reshaping how measurement contributes to manufacturing success.
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Metrology News has selected the premium global events to feature in our monthly calendar providing an ‘at-glance’ overview of all of the most important upcoming events. Links to event websites are included providing a seamless user interaction for event planning purposes.
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Manufacturing industry is on the cusp of a transformation that promises to reshape how products are designed, produced, and delivered. By 2050, factories are expected to be highly intelligent, autonomous, with sustainable ecosystems.
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