Computed Tomography: Making the Invisible Visible
Everyday objects such as toothbrushes or shaving devices have to meet increasingly higher design and quality requirements. Shorter product life cycles place high demands on development and production processes.
First "Frequency Comb" To Display Visible "Teeth"
(NIST: Gaithersburg, MD) -- Finally, an optical frequency comb that visibly lives up to its name.
Using a Laser Tracker to Improve Accuracy of Industrial Robots
ABB of Västerås, Sweden, is a pioneer among world industrial robot manufacturers when it comes to using laser-based measuring technology to ensure robot precision.
Laser Radar Supports Engineering of Wind Turbine Blade Aerodynamics
As Europe sets ambitious targets for energy that is clean and inexhaustible, wind energy is predicted to meet approximately 25 percent of Europe’s power demand within 25 years.
Using a Laser Tracker for Machine Tool Volumetric Error Compensation
A joint project of NCMS called Volumetric Accuracy for Large Machine Tools (VALMT), partnering Automated Precision, Boeing, Siemens and Mag Cincinnati, has pioneered an innovative process and established new methodology in volumetric error compensation for large mac
What do Calibration and Approved Suppliers Have in Common?
When you think about equipment that is used for measuring and test activities, you think about important equipment that is used to pass or fail product but may not necessarily see its correlation with a supply chain.
Good night and sweet dreams!
In this case study of reverse engineering and rapid prototyping we will look at a company that developed an initial prototype of an anti-snoring device based on many years of research in the field of dentistry.
Appropriate Handling of Out-of-Calibration Equipment
If you have ever found equipment that is out of calibration, then you know it is not something to take lightly.
Unique Challenges to Measuring Microparts
There are several challenges that can arise when you start the process of measuring micro and meso scale parts. Some important factors to consider before you begin the actual part measuring are: part handling, cleaning, and fixturing.
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