Quality control is vital for ensuring parts and products are made to specification and function as expected. It is also essential for maintaining consistency and repeatability in manufacturing operations.
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The foundation of all digital manufacturing systems is data. When we think about manufacturing data, it is helpful to segregate data into two types – measured data and processed data.
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The challenge was to measure both sides of the Audi e-tron BIW in a narrow space, with one robot, one sensor, and one turntable.
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Manufacturer Gains Critical Insights Using Volume Graphics software throughout Design, Simulation and Manufacturing.
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Both industrial X‑ray inspection and industrial computed tomography are among the imaging methods used in materials testing. But how do they differ and when should which inspection method be used?
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Augmented reality that leverages CAD with product lifecycle management (PLM) and Internet of Things (IoT) data provides even greater value.
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Both GD&T and the measuring results of the tolerance check are expressed as pure numerical values. However, interpreting these numbers and translating them into specific corrective actions is a challenge.
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QOCT is like the quantum equivalent of the sensing equipment your optometrist uses to look at the insides of your eyes.
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EU manufacturers are increasingly embracing digital technologies to improve agility.
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The combination of Ceracode ink and the standardized data matrix code that is in widespread use in the industry is providing new momentum for the digitalization of production processes in metalworking industries.
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