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Portable Manual Metrology in an Increasingly Automated World

Human touch guided by precision technology still plays an essential role

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Anthony Vianna
Mon, 10/06/2025 - 12:02
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There’s a lot of talk about automation these days, not just in manufacturing circles but also the news in general. As the demands of modern manufacturing grow more complex, and manufacturing industries continue their digital transformation—with automation playing an ever-expanding role—where does this leave traditional, manually operated metrology tools like portable measuring arms?

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Because the right inspection method will always be based on the specific needs and context of the application, this article explores why portable arms, far from being obsolete, continue to be an essential part of the quality tool kit in advanced manufacturing environments throughout the value chain.

Automation = Quality at scale

Automation is an essential driver of quality in advanced manufacturing. Automated processes are crucial to a manufacturer’s ability to scale while boosting quality and efficiency; its numerous advantages are bringing it to the very center of manufacturing.

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Submitted by Service on Wed, 10/15/2025 - 06:20

Quality and precision go hand in hand

Really insightful piece, it’s interesting how attention to detail in one industry mirrors others. I’ve seen the same mindset in trades like gutter installation; companies like Legacy Gutter Pros take precision seriously, ensuring every fit and seal works perfectly for long-term reliability.

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