Articles Tagged with ''inspection methods''

Deciding whether to perform inspections in-house or to hire contract service providers is not solely a question of upfront investment versus long-term need. For some suppliers, a third-party contract service can also provide assurance that parts have been inspected and approved by an unbiased party.

As I lied once before on these pages, I tend to avoid getting political in these columns with the exception of the occasional cheap generic shot. But since this is the first column of the new year, it’s that time again when the past year is reviewed and the number crunching begins. 

Here are two application examples where the combination of 2D and 3D provide results that cannot be achieved by either technology on its own.

Like every other function in modern manufacturing operations, inspection is subject to management’s efforts at cost control or cost containment.

Machine vision systems create images by analyzing the reflected light from an object, not by analyzing the object itself.

Akoan is a statement, question or phrase in Zen study designed to get a student to stop, contemplate, and hopefully progress and deepen his or her practice.