Articles Tagged with ''metrology''

The company has promoted Kevin Bates to Vice President of Sales and Regional Operations.

Optical metrology is crucial for precision in industrial quality control, especially in automotive and medical sectors. Unlike the human eye, cameras depend on pixel resolution for edge detection, making optics selection essential. Telecentric and endocentric lenses offer distinct benefits and limitations, helping professionals make informed decisions.

Hexagon has completed the acquisition of Geomagic software business from 3D Systems Corporation.

Proper illumination is vital for machine vision systems to capture high-quality images. Key factors include lighting geometry, intensity, wavelength, and optical filters. A strong grasp of these elements helps engineers overcome imaging challenges and build reliable inspection systems.

As a coffee enthusiast, I often rely on the energizing effects of caffeine to fuel my productivity, pushing through fatigue to get more done. Yet, I’ve learned that sacrificing sleep ultimately hinders my efficiency, and taking time to rest significantly boosts my performance.

Mitutoyo America Corporation announced the release of the new Surface Roughness Tester SJ-220 Series to its line of Form Measuring Instruments, providing compatibility and versatility to meet the diverse needs of manufacturing sites.

Years ago, I wrote a column discussing two baseball movies, Moneyball and Trouble With the Curve, which represented opposing views on the use of analytics in talent scouting within the sport.

RGB-IR camera technology simultaneously captures standard color (RGB) and infrared (IR) light using a specialized filter. This integration enhances medical imaging by providing improved diagnostic capabilities through dual-spectrum capture.

Advanced Illumination, part of the Exaktera group, announced the launch of its AL325 Series Modular Bar Lights.

Regulations like the EU's RoHS Directive limit hazardous substances in electrical and electronic products to protect health and the environment. Similar laws exist in countries such as China and Japan, and several U.S. states restrict non-compliant products.