NIST microscope sees what others can’t
A Brunson-modified transit, Admiral Byrd, and the bottom of the world
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Precision Measurement Equipment Lab maintains standard for military precision
Highly accurate hexapods are gaining popularity outside their specialized applications
Reverse engineering enhances data integrity while saving time and materials at NASA
World Metrology Week starts today
More data doesn’t always mean better customer service
Software saves time, but do small companies really need it?
Chemical engineers hope smartphone-readable microparticles could crack down on counterfeiting
Freudenberg puts FEA seal of approval on turbine gaskets
Will benefit nanotechnology and studies of folding and stretching in biomolecules
Before you start, be informed. Then be methodical.
Five variables to keep in mind
Knowing how much time you need to complete a task may be very useful
Realistic specs, accurate records, and measurement analysis are key
Are three operators or two replicates enough?
Are 10 parts enough?
