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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Quality 5.0, the fifth iteration of quality management, is not just about satisfying the bare minimum requirements of industry standards. It’s about pushing the envelope, transcending the conventional boundaries of product and service delivery, and creating unparalleled customer experiences.
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Quality control has always been a cornerstone of manufacturing, ensuring that products meet stringent standards and customer expectations. The traditional view of quality as merely a compliance requirement is rapidly becoming obsolete.
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Metrology remains at the forefront of this transformation, underpinning many of the advancements that are redefining manufacturing. The sector continues to play a critical role in supporting automation, enabling additive manufacturing, and advancing the transition to smarter, data-driven production.
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The manufacturing industry is often bombarded by tech companies and consultants pushing pipedream technologies nowhere near ready for deployment in most factory settings. Despite this, the smart factory movement keeps marching on, driven by practical, down-to-earth tools that manufacturers can deploy at scale to deliver rapid ROI.
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The manufacturing landscape is undergoing a transformative revolution driven by Industry 4.0. Smart factories, the epitome of this evolution, are not just about automation but about intelligence, adaptability, and efficiency. Central to this transformation is data – the vast streams of information generated by machines, processes, and systems.
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In recent years, the manufacturing sector has undergone a remarkable transformation, driven by the integration of advanced digital technologies. Among these, digital twin technology stands out as one of the most promising innovations, reshaping how factories and production processes are designed, monitored, and optimized. At its core, a digital twin is a virtual representation of a physical asset, system, or process. This virtual counterpart mirrors the real-world object in real-time, enabling manufacturers to simulate, predict, and analyze performance, while optimizing operations with unprecedented precision.
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At the forefront of the role of metrology, the science of measurement, in advanced manufacturing is UNC Charlotte’s Center for Precision Metrology (CPM).
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