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Which Are Better: Cross Scanners or Single-Line Scanners?

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For decades, traditional touch probes on coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) have been the gold standard by which parts have been inspected and verified.

Product News: Wilson Instruments High Precision Rockwell Hardness Tester

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wilson(Wilson Instruments: Norwood, MA) -- Wilson Instruments, an Instron company and the originator of the Rockwell

Ultrasonic Inspection for Aircraft Composite Panels

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(Olympus NDT Inc.: Waltham, MA) -- Solid laminate aircraft composites can be internally damaged by impacts in a way that isn't visible on the outer surface.

Reviewing Success Factors of a Six Sigma Black Belt

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Today I received a sales call from a person interested in becoming a certified Six Sigma Black Belt. He had what I call a "can't do" personality. This is the diametric opposite of the "can do" person.

Improving ROI of Six Sigma With Root Cause Analysis

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Do you hear Six Sigma professionals express frustration that the organization does not support their efforts? 

Aerospace Pushes Manufacturing to New Heights With Laser Trackers

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The aerospace sector has the most stringent quality standards in the world. The big name manufacturers and their suppliers are constantly adapting new technologies to speed up inspection while maintaining tolerances that are tighter than most other businesses.

Lean Approach Helps Children’s Hospital Increase Patient Satisfaction

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In 2008, Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta saw more than 170,000 patients across all three of its three emergency departments.

Product News: Infrared Touch Probe Suitable for Mechanical Activation

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Probe(Heidenhain: Schaumburg, IL) -- The new TS 642 touch probe from Heidenhain features mechanical probe activation and is suitable for both older Heidenhain co

Nikon Corp. Acquires Metris

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Although the information hasn't been officially released in the United States, Nikon Corp. announced on July 25 that its wholly-owned Belgian subsidiary NIMD SPRL has acquired 85.25 percent of the outstanding shares of Metris NV.

Leading and Learning: Where Did General Motors Go Awry?

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When I started at General Motors (GM) in the 1960s, we were the biggest and best company in the United States and most of the world. As a matter of fact, I believe that only a couple of state industries in Russia surpassed the number of people that GM employed.

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