Michigan Metrology Helps Further the Understanding of Surface Texture
(Michigan Metrology: Livonia, MI) -- Michigan Metrology, experts in solving problems related to surface roughness, wear, texture and finish, is making available three tools to aid the understanding of surface roughness measurement and the proper use of surface texture parameters.
Innovators Are Pattern Breakers
During the last five years or so I’ve been asked many, many times for my opinion about corporate innovation. Why is there so much demand for corporate innovation, yet so little practical result?
Webinar - Next Generation 3D Scanning: Fast, High-Definition, and Affordable
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qdl@qualitydigest.com
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Quality Digest
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Event Website
https://qualitydigest.webex.com/qualitydigest/onstage/g.php?MTID=e9f389c8d4c663bfadc2dd87162402c8d
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Next Generation 3D Scanning: Fast, High-Definition, and Affordable
March 10, 2015
2 p.m. Eastern / 11 a.m. Pacific
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Engineers and manufacturers are constantly striving to improve product quality, reduce required inspection times, and maximize productivity—the newly released Laser Line Probe HD is a breakthrough in 3D Laser Scanning Technology and is a critical tool for that effort. The FARO Edge ScanArm HD combines the convenience of an Edge FaroArm with the power of the Laser Line Probe HD to provide a fast, accurate, and portable contact/noncontact 3D measurement solution.
Whether you’re doing inspection to CAD or reverse engineering, join us to learn how the ScanArm HD can revolutionize the way you measure your parts.
Join us to learn:
- What is laser scanning, and how does it work?
- Key performance improvement of the ScanArm HD
- Capture rate of 560,000 points/sec
- New blue laser for noise reduction
- Ability to seamlessly scan across diverse surface materials
- Reliable, repeatable and highly accurate measurement data
- The ROI—how the ScanArm HD can improve your bottom line
Presenter: Chad Crisostomo
Moderator: Dirk Dusharme
Click here to register!
Risk Management in ISO 9001 and ISO 14001
In the years since ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 were first published, many organizations have followed the models of these standards in designing their own management systems. However, many of those systems haven’t been utilized to effectively manage risk.
