3-D Laser Scanning for Boat Building and Marine Applications
The majority of marine vessels in service today do not have digital documentation or CAD models. Despite the fact that vessels currently under construction are designed based on 3-D data, they suffer the same lack of documentation of their true as-built geometries.
Where Do the Typical Control Chart Signals Come From?
The purpose of using control charts is to regularly monitor a process so that significant process changes may be detected. These process changes may be a shift in the process average (X-bar) or a change in the amount of variation in the process.
Outlook for the Machine Tool Industry in the Current Economy
Just as many industry sectors have been experiencing this year, the machine tools industry has seen a slow period in consumption and distribution of manufacturing technology.
Mission Support Overhauls U.S. Air Force B-52s using FaroArm
Mission Support Inc. has pioneered the combination of sheet metal fabrication and modern computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) dimensioning technology for improved production capabilities.
Offshore Wind Turbines Setup Using Mobile Optical CMM
Because of their size, wind turbines are transported in individual parts to their offshore setup destination. Because individual components are manufactured at different sites, they are often put together for the first time at the mounting site on high seas.
3-D Scanning Helps Engineers Bore Precise 3.6 km Tunnel
Most car drivers enjoy road tunnels without giving a second thought to the years of patient effort that go into the construction.
Pressure Sensitive Film Cuts Costs for Paper Company
(Sensor Products Inc.: Madison, NJ) -- During tough economic times it is tempting to reduce quality control to cut costs. However Dolph Beyer, an engineer with Mohawk Fine Papers, asserts that doing this is actually counterproductive.
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