May 2013
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FEATURES
Precision 3D measurement technology relieves pressure on BMT Aerospace’s order books
Component qualification and tool error correction in light metal and plastic injection moulding: The benefits of highly automated 3D computed tomography
Non-contact measuring specialist OGP’s policy of ‘Future Proofing’ for its product range and software development programme reduces the overall cost of ownership.
General Electric (GE) is betting on the so-called Industrial Internet to help manufacturers boost performance, streamline processes and better compete in the global marketplace. By Cindy Waxer
Verifying the quality of CRA-lined pipes by detecting the presence of wrinkles or buckling using high precision non contact metrology technologies. By Hugh Davies of Optical Metrology Services (OMS)
The complexity of today’s products demands a robust and multi-faceted approach to simulation as organizations drive towards that ever-moving target of optimized designs.
Control 2013 – International Trade Fair for Quality Assurance Stuttgart Exhibition Centre, Germany, 14 to 17 March 2013
With a focus of just-in-time production, Lear assembly plant drives their integrated systems and quality assurance for perfect deliveries
NEWS
£600m economic benefits of accreditation; Editor’s comment: Innovation is key; Lack of training for QC professionals risks skills gap - JAM survey; Technological improvements will enhance market penetration of machine vision solutionst; Innovation Centre set to boost sensor and imaging systems industrial engagement; MACH 2014 sales 25% up; Mobile testing agreement; ST Aerospace Solutions and Trescal partnership on calibration services in Copenhagen; InfinityQS partners with ATS;
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