(Metrologic Group: Montbonnot-Saint-Martin, France) -- Metrologic Group, a software company specializing in 3D metrology and quality control, has signed a partnership agreement with Horus Metrology.

Horus Metrology’s solid expertise in onsite measurement and automation in Mexico, combined with Metrologic Group’s universal software solutions, enables it to offer customized, turnkey solutions to companies wishing to automate their inspection processes.

Rémi Vernay, integrator network manager at Metrologic Group, says, “Horus Metrology is a natural choice, as we had already worked with them in the past with very positive results. Their recognized expertise in 3D inspection and process automation, as well as their presence in both Mexico and the U.S., were decisive factors. Thanks to this strategic alliance, we are bringing 3D measurements even closer to the heart of production. At a time when optimizing the manufacturing chain is an absolute priority, we are providing our customers with the concrete, innovative answers they expect. We are more than ever ready to meet their most ambitious challenges. And I’m extremely proud to have Horus as a privileged partner.”

Horus Metrology is a recognized and valued player on the American market, and for several years has been developing its partnership with 3C Metrology, Metrologic Group’s official reseller in Mexico.

Marta Cantabrana, general manager of 3C Metrology, Metrologic Group’s official reseller in Mexico, says, “Having collaborated over the last few years on projects of various sizes, the formalization of this alliance brings us greater competitiveness by uniting the commercial and technical strengths of both companies. Horus Metrology, a staff with extensive experience in dimensional metrology and automation, is a strategic partner for the development of the Mexican market.”

Rodrigo Sedano, commercial director of Horus Metrology, says, “Our alliance with Metrologic Group is part of our growth strategy integrating state-of-the-art hardware with software in constant innovation.”