The manufacturing landscape is experiencing a significant transformation due to the emergence of Industry 4.0 and the shift toward smart factories. Central to this revolution is the need for precise, reliable, and real-time dimensional measurement, which has traditionally been delivered by Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs). Although these machines have long been the foundation of quality..
As industries continue to evolve, Industry 5.0 has emerged as a crucial step forward. This transformation also extends to metrology, where precision measurement is critical in ensuring quality and efficiency in manufacturing.
In the ever-changing environment of manufacturing, it is crucial to maintain consistency and identify irregularities and resource waste through quality assurance and process monitoring (SPC). Different systems and methods are used by many companies every day to accomplish this task. One of the tools that can help us identify trends and anomalies in the production..
What is SPC? Statistical Process Control (SPC) is a method used to monitor and control a process by using statistical techniques to ensure that is operating within specified limits and producing a consistent output. It is used in manufacturing, healthcare, service industries, aerospace, and many other fields, to detect and correct issues during the production..
Maintaining high environmental standards in Metrology Rooms is of paramount importance. Find out which environmental parameters should be monitored constantly in your metrological laboratory.