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Manufacturing
The Most Dangerous Sentence in Manufacturing
Konstantin Saifoulline
It’s one of the most dangerous sentences you can hear on a factory floor: “The drawing is updated, and we’re good to go.” It sounds like the finish line. We fixed it! Nothing else to do here. I’ve watched this play out countless times in different hardware teams. A part caused a headache on the assembly line. The engineering team swoops in, does a root-cause analysis, and edits a tolerance. They…
Metrology
Lithium Batteries May Help Unravel Mystery of Ancient Papyrus Scrolls
Ron Cowen

Four years ago, National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) researcher Cyrus Daugherty developed an algorithm to virtually unroll the tightly wrapped layers of a cylindrical lithium-ion battery. Daugherty’s software transformed X-ray images of the battery, taken at different angles, into a CT scan. The scan, a 3D portrait of the battery’s interior, pinpointed hard-to-spot defects and…

Customer Care
ISO 9001:2026 Ethics and Quality Culture
William A. Levinson

Leadership responsibility is included in ISO 9001:2026, Clause 5.1.1,  to promote quality culture and ethical behavior. A strong argument could be made for adding safety as well.

Ethics has a very wide range of applications, including the need to avoid conflicts of interest (like recommending a product or service in which one has a personal financial interest) and not taking…

Improvement Tools
What Do AI and Jurassic Park Have in Common?
Megan Wallin-Kerth, Greg Hutchins

Given that AI has been this century’s biggest disruptor for nearly every industry in the world, it has been met with justifiable levels of angst, anger, questioning, and skepticism. It’s as if our world has essentially been turned into a version of Jurassic Park, where, instead of dinosaurs, we have computer-generated agentic forces running amok.

As people explore this new…

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Closing the Gap Between Traceability Platforms and Your QMS
Santoshi Muriki
As food companies stand up digital traceability platforms to meet FSMA 204 requirements—now due by…
ISO 9001:2026 Is Here
Neeta Verma
ISO 9001:2026, the sixth edition of the quality management systems standard, was published on Sept…
AI Image Processing for High-Gloss Components in Quality Control
Silke von Gemmingen
Highly reflective metallic surfaces are among the most challenging inspection targets in machine…
The Ladder That Never Comes Down
Harish Jose
In my earlier writing, I’ve leaned on Ludwig Wittgenstein’s ladder. This is the closing move of his…
Back to the Future: Why Agentic AI Needs a Strong Identity Foundation
Bill Fisher, Ryan Galluzzo
As AI matures, enterprises and customers are rapidly deploying agents seeking to unlock the next…
Queen Bee Syndrome: The Workplace Dynamic Holding Women Back
Winnie Jiang, Nicolas Bastoli, Henrike Gueth
When former United States secretary of state Madeleine Albright said, “There is a special place in…
Avoiding the 7 Deadly Killers of Projects
Mike Figliuolo
Projects go off the rails all the time. Some statistics I’ve seen say only one in eight projects…
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Fluor Joint Venture Selected for LNG Canada Phase 2 Expansion
(Fluor: Irving, TX) -- Fluor Corp. has announced that its joint venture with JGC Corp. has been…
Video Borescope Inspection Camera From GARDCO
(GARDCO: Columbia, MD) -- Paul N. Gardner Co. (GARDCO), worldwide distributors, producers, and…
Key Technology Introduces New Enhancements for COMPASS Optical Sorters
(Key Technology: Walla Walla, WA) -- Key Technology, a member of the Duravant family of operating…
InnovMetric Unveils MasterKey by PolyWorks
(InnovMetric: Québec City, QC) – InnovMetric has unveiled MasterKey by PolyWorks, its new customer…
Renishaw Launches XC100 Environmental Compensator for Precision Calibration
(Renishaw: West Dundee, IL) -- Renishaw has announced the launch of its new XC100 environmental…
Advanced Joining and Laser Processing Solutions for Medical Device Manufacturing
(Amada Weld Tech: Monrovia, CA) -- Amada Weld Tech, a leading manufacturer of welding, marking,…
NewTek GE Series LVDTs Provide High-Precision Displacement Measurement
(NewTek: Pennsauken, NJ) -- NewTek GE series spring-loaded LVDTs provide high-precision…
ORNL Assessment Uncovers Hydropower Opportunities in Existing Dams
(ORNL: Oak Ridge, TN) -- As much as 15.2 terawatt-hours of electricity could be generated annually…
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