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  • 5-Axis CMM Measurement 06/15/2021
    Today the demand for faster, more accurate measurement is growing. One method of achieving this goal is to turn to 5-axis rapid touch trigger measurement as part of a CMM. Let’s dive into why this technology is beneficial and why adoption is on the rise.
  • Plain Ring Gage Calibration 06/15/2021
    This column is the fourth in a series of overviews on gage calibration to give you some idea of what is involved at this level of measurement. A book could probably be written on each subject and not do the job very well so I will continue keeping it simple to avoid completely ruining your […]
  • Unintended Consequences 06/14/2021
    So how do we take the law into our own hands? The best, and only, approach is to surround ourselves with the tools and knowledge to reap our vigilante justice. To facilitate that knowledge, check out “The Changing Face of Additive Manufacturing Inspection,” “A Corporate Commitment to Quality Requires a Digital-First Approach,” and everything else […]
  • Twenty-Two Innovators Selected for DoE’s Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Program 06/13/2021
    The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the latest cohorts in its Lab-Embedded Entrepreneurship Program (LEEP).
  • A Corporate Commitment to Quality Requires a Digital-First Approach 06/10/2021
    Read about the four trends shaping the next generation in quality management and what's driving the new era in digital-first quality.
  • E-Mobility Gives Automakers a Host of Leak Detection Challenges 06/09/2021
    The rapid and unexpected growth in the production of alternative drive systems is presenting automakers and their suppliers with a host of leak-detection challenges to ensure vehicle safety and quality.
  • The Most Common Misunderstandings about Magnetic Particle Testing 06/09/2021
    Generations of NDT professionals have used the magnetic testing method, and along the way, a handful of common misunderstandings have developed. This article explores these common and incorrect assumptions about magnetic particle inspection and how to combat these misunderstandings.
  • Neutron Radiography and Turbine Blades 06/08/2021
    Air cooling is the most readily available means for keeping turbine blades from breaking or melting while the engine is running, and in order to get the most from the air streaming through the engine, turbine blades are cast with delicate cooling channels running through them. In the manufacturing process, though, these channels can become clogged. […]
  • CMMs Go Collaborative 06/08/2021
    Digital transformation is placing urgent demands on coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) to be interconnected and communicative. Without the ability to collaborate with other systems and workers on the shop floor, CMMs risk becoming an informational black hole that prevents the flow of data required for smarter manufacturing.
  • Redefine Audit Strategy 06/08/2021
    Organizations have been forced to redefine their quality audit strategies to ensure compliance and render support to their supply base. Over the years, I have been involved with championing three categories of audits: on-site, hybrid and remote audits. 
  • How to Choose the Best Shaft Measurement Tool for your Specific Application 06/07/2021
    There are three primary options available today for shaft measurement: optical, tactile, and a combination system. The optical systems have become common over the past few decades because of their flexibility and speed. So how do you choose the best option for your specific application?
  • Remote Visual Inspection an Important Part of the NDT Toolbox 06/07/2021
    Remote visual inspection (RVI) is a nondestructive testing (NDT) technique used for the visual inspection of an object where the person performing the inspection operates a piece of equipment from a distance. Most of the inspection applications used for quality purposes are carried out using three main types of equipment:  borescopes, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV), […]
  • The Basics of Digital X-Ray Inspection 06/07/2021
    Digital radiography is the future. Read about the most common modalities, computed radiography (CR) and digital detector array (DDA) radiography, that are replacing traditional film-based inspections.
  • NSI to Host Event on High Energy CT of an Electric Vehicle Battery 06/07/2021
    The addition of high energy X-ray scanning at its West Coast facility brings a new level of scanning capabilities to North Star Imaging (NSI). On June 9, Camaron Lemmer, global responsible Level 3 at NSI, will explain the high-energy difference.
  • Reshoring Initiative Report: Reshoring Surges to Record High, Cumulative Jobs Announced Surpasses 1M 06/07/2021
    According to a new report from The Reshoring Initiative®, despite COVID, reshoring numbers were up in 2020.
  • Improve Your System 06/07/2021
    What is your typical workday like? For many people, work consists of a series of various urgencies.
  • Dr. Ed Morse is New Director of UNC Charlotte’s Center for Precision Metrology 06/07/2021
    Dean Rob Keynton of The William States Lee College of Engineering has announced that Dr. Ed Morse is the new Director of the UNC Charlotte Center for Precision Metrology (CPM).
  • Faro Expands Digital Twin Product Suite, Acquires HoloBuilder Inc. 06/07/2021
    Faro® Technologies, Inc. announced the acquisition of HoloBuilder, Inc.
  • Hexagon to Host Smart Manufacturing Virtual Open House 06/07/2021
    Three days of user education, subject matter experts, and a virtual showroom to explore the benefits of smart manufacturing from June 14–16, 2021.
  • Measurement System Analysis More Than a Line on a PPAP Submission 06/01/2021
    For those of us in the manufacturing world, measurements on products and processes are all important to ensure the products will meet customer requirements, perform correctly, safely, and for a reasonable lifespan. We place our faith in the measurements to accept or reject product—or to adjust the manufacturing process. But are the measurements correct—and how […]

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    A six-month stay on the International Space Station can be a pain in the back for astronauts. While they may gain up to 2 inches in height temporarily, that effect is accompanied by a weakening of the muscles supporting the spine, according to a new study.
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