Green Belt Course for Service Industries and Government
(University at Buffalo: Buffalo, NY) -- University at Buffalo’s (UB) Lean Six Sigma
Two Color Inspection Cameras Are All-in-One Tools
(Aven Inc.: Ann Arbor, MI) -- Precise, immediate measurement of parts is simplified with Aven’s new high-definition (HD) microscopy camera with built-in calibration software.
Hexagon Metrology Enters Into Cooperation Agreement With GE
(Hexagon Metrology: Cobham, United Kingdom) -- Hexagon Metrology, the world’s largest metrology group, has significantly enhanced its capabilities by entering into a commercial cooperation with GE Measurement & Control Solutions.
Delcam to Promote Aerospace Services at AeroDef
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(Delcam North America: Salt Lake City, UT) -- Delcam Professional S
Dice Game Demonstrates Push/Pull Systems
(GBMP: Boston) -- The purpose of “The Dice Game: Gambling with Your Company” is to simply and easily illustrate the difference between “push” and “pull” processing using poker chips and dice.
Precision Power Analyzer Assists in Developing Energy-Saving Products
(Yokogawa Test & Measurement: Tokyo) -- Yokogawa Meters & Instruments actively supports energy-saving efforts by offering customers a variety of products that enhance the measurement of power consumption and improve efficiency in the development and evaluation processes.
Survey: Quality Professionals Largely Unfamiliar with Social Responsibility
(ASQ: Milwaukee) -- The American Society for Quality (ASQ), the world’s largest network of quality resources and experts, and Manpower Professional have partnered to develop resources to guide organizations to create a s
Corporate Social Responsibility Can Enhance Customer Value
(The Conference Board: New York) -- Corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities have the potential to enhance customer value in many ways, The Conference Board Inc. said in a recently published report.
Detecting Whether a Heart Attack Has Occurred
(MIT: Cambridge, MA) -- During about 30 percent of all heart attacks, people experience no symptoms. However, unmistakable signs of the attack remain in the bloodstream for days.
Crowding Out Collisions: Close Quarters Boost Atomic Clock’s Accuracy
(NIST: Gaithersburg, MD) -- In a paradox typical of the quantum world, scientists at JILA, a joint institute of the University of Colorado at Boulder and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), have eliminated collisions between atoms in an atomic clock by packing the atoms
