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Why Remote Work Isn’t Working
When the Covid-19 pandemic struck in early 2020, all the dithering about remote work stopped virtually overnight. Working from home wasn’t perfect, but people made it work. At first, remote employees were triumphant as they checked off their personal and professional to-do lists from the comfort…
ANSI and America Makes Help Industry Navigate Additive Manufacturing Standards
(ANSI: New York) -- Additive manufacturing (AM) is changing how the world creates, from heart valves to jet engine components. Standards are what allow these innovations to move from prototype to production safely and at scale. The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and America Makes…
Euthyphro’s Complexity
In this article I’ll be looking at the shape of this question regarding complexity that comes from Plato. In the Euthyphro dialogue, Socrates asks whether a thing is pious because the gods love it, or the gods love it because it is pious. If piety is defined by the gods’ love, it has no ground of…
First Generation to Grow Up With AI Has Higher Expectations of Robots
(Hexagon: London) -- New data from an international study by Hexagon, a global leader in measurement technologies, suggests the world’s first “robot generation” has arrived. Across nine countries, children are growing up with fundamentally different expectations of robotics than today’s adults,…
New EcoMeter XS Dosing System From Dürr
(Dürr: Southfield, MI) -- Dürr is expanding its dispensing technology portfolio with the EcoMeter XS, a compact microdispensing unit that automatically applies very small quantities of adhesives, sealants, and other high-viscosity materials. The system primarily serves manufacturers of battery and…
Your First 12 Months of ISO 9001:2026 Transition: An Auditor’s Perspective
On Sept. 16, 2026, ISO published the sixth edition of ISO 9001. Within days, the summaries arrived: what changed in Clause 5, what the new Annex A says, how the 2024 climate amendment carries forward. They’re useful, but they answer the questions certified organizations ask least often. The…
The Additive Machine
Adding a control element to any system may seem like an easy path, even a necessary one. Redundancy reassures the stakeholders and the auditors, and it might become a sales pitch for the customers. Removing such elements is, on the other hand, more challenging; it’s an effort that requires…
Enviropass Releases 2026 Product Environmental Compliance Findings
(Enviropass Expertise Inc.: Mount Royal, QC) -- Enviropass Expertise, a Canadian environmental product-compliance consultancy and testing laboratory, has published findings from its January–August 2026 project portfolio, examining practical compliance challenges involving RoHS, REACH, PFAS,…
ISO Adopts Paris Statement
(ISO: Geneva) -- The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has adopted the Paris Statement, reaffirming the role of international standards in supporting global efforts to build greater resilience, adapt to climate change, and protect nature. The ISO Annual Meeting 2026 was hosted…
A Passing Gauge R&R Doesn’t Mean the Measurement System Is Capable
Most shops accept a gauge the same way. They run a gauge repeatability and reproducibility (gauge R&R) study with 10 parts, three appraisers, and three trials. Get a %GRR under 30. File the report and move on. The AIAG criteria are familiar: Under 10% is generally acceptable, 10%–30% may be…
The Perils of Defensive Organizing
M ore than 80% of restructuring efforts in firms fail. Most explanations focus on poor execution or bad strategy. Our research points to something more uncomfortable: Embarking on organizational transformation isn’t always a rational response to a business challenge but can be a defensive reaction…
The Perils of Defensive Organizing
M ore than 80% of restructuring efforts in firms fail. Most explanations focus on poor execution or bad strategy. Our research points to something more uncomfortable: Embarking on organizational transformation isn’t always a rational response to a business challenge but can be a defensive reaction…
The Perils of Defensive Organizing
M ore than 80% of restructuring efforts in firms fail. Most explanations focus on poor execution or bad strategy. Our research points to something more uncomfortable: Embarking on organizational transformation isn’t always a rational response to a business challenge but can be a defensive reaction…
AI4RVI Launches Edgevision, an NVIDIA-Powered Remote Visual Inspection System
(AI4RVI Inc.: Chester, NJ) -- AI4RVI has announced the launch of Edgevision, a next-generation remote visual inspection (RVI) system built to deliver true high-definition imaging of boiler, heat exchanger, and other tube interior conditions. The system was rolled out at the American Society for…
Expanding Nanopositioning Options With Bi-Phase Piezo Motors
(PI: Shrewsbury, MA) -- Physik Instrumente (PI) is expanding its bi-phase inertia drive (BIX) technology with new motor architectures for compact, high-precision nanopositioning. Building on the B-421 BIX nanopositioning stages, PI engineers have demonstrated new BIX-based designs for higher-force…
The Real Return-to-Office Debate Is About AI
On a Tuesday morning, a support agent in Dublin closes a tricky ticket while an engineer in Bengaluru ships a fix, and a sales manager in my hometown of Columbus, Ohio, joins a customer call spanning four time zones. None of them set foot in the same building, yet the work clicks. New findings in…
A Blueprint for Keeping Humans in Control of AI
William Overman began his Ph.D. program at Stanford Graduate School of Business at an auspicious moment—just two months before ChatGPT publicly launched in November 2022, exploding widely held understandings of what machines can do. Even as Overman began enlisting AI for his research, he grew wary…
Fast Company Honors World’s First Fleet-Capable Downward-Drilling Robot
(DEWALT: Towson, MD) -- DEWALT, a Stanley Black & Decker brand renowned for innovation on the job site, has announced that the world’s first fleet-capable, downward-drilling robot, DALE, has been named a winner in Fast Company’s 2026 Next Big Things in Tech awards. The awards recognize…
Digital Metrology Releases OmniSurf 5.0
(Digital Metrology: Columbus, OH) -- Digital Metrology Solutions, a provider of measurement software, consulting, and training, has announced a major new release of its OmniSurf surface profile analysis software. This highly visual software provides an easy-to-use toolkit for exploring surface data…
The Hidden Cost of Building Your Own QMS
Most early-stage medical device companies never decide to skip a quality management system (QMS). They just never decide to buy one. The founding team opens a shared drive, builds a spreadsheet for design inputs and outputs, starts a document register in another tab, and agrees to sort out the real…
Avalue Expands AI Computing Portfolio
(Avalue Technology: Marlboro, NJ) -- As artificial intelligence expands across industrial automation, smart healthcare, machine vision, retail, and public services, enterprises are moving from centralized AI processing toward distributed computing architectures. AI training, real-time inference,…
When Scientists Become Accidental Detectives
Painter Bob Ross taught us that “happy accidents” can make beautiful art. Happy accidents also happen in science when experiments take research in unexpected directions. One dramatic example is Sir Alexander Fleming’s accidental discovery of penicillin. Not all unexpected scientific developments…
Don’t Buy the Fix Before You Find the Problem
A problem shows up, and the fix usually arrives five minutes later. “We need more training.” “We need a better system.” “We need another person.” “We need a new checklist.” Sometimes one of those answers is exactly right. Too often it’s not. The organization has named a solution before even…
Fluor Joint Venture Selected for LNG Canada Phase 2 Expansion
(Fluor: Irving, TX) -- Fluor Corp. has announced that its joint venture with JGC Corp. has been selected to deliver engineering, procurement, fabrication, construction, and commissioning for Phase 2 of LNG Canada’s liquified natural gas (LNG) export facility in Kitimat, British Columbia. The joint…
The Secret Keys to a Great Pitch
People pitch ideas all the time. Most of those pitches never get heard. Why? Because they don’t consider the audience. I get ideas pitched to me all the time. My inbox is flooded by emails from PR professionals asking me to carry guest blog posts, do book reviews, share their infographics, and…

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