Articles Tagged with ''metrology''

Measurement disputes over gage calibration continue despite the results of the studies noted in my previous column.

When people criticize negative feedback, they often misunderstand what it means to be an effective leader. We are surrounded by books and articles advising leaders to inspire. 

I was at the Delta customer service counter at LAX a couple years ago, dealing with yet another air travel fiasco from my life on the road.

Before a recent boxing match, a trainer had his fighter repeat “I’m the man! I’m a tiger! I’m a beast! I’m invincible!” That motivation was effective until shortly after the bell. About two minutes after the match began, the fighter was KO’d by his opponent who actually knew how to box!

The medical industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world today, with the U.S reaching a market cap of $156 billion.

It’s rare that managers, or even most quality auditors, discuss how closely tied the findings of manufacturing audits are to the long-term ability of their companies to compete in this highly competitive market.

As related to form metrology, a roundness measurement defines how closely the shape of a part approaches that of a perfect circle. 

If you’re interested in 3D scanning, you’re in good company. From automotive to medical, more and more companies are adopting 3D scanning technology.

I learned a long time ago that quality standards, issues and performance are goals people can rally around, unlike other goals like cost reduction or productivity improvement.

Over the last couple of years, numerous articles have been published by OEM equipment providers on the uses and benefits of industrial CT scanning for manufactured parts.