New approach demystifies modeling process
World’s biggest telescope is accurately positioned using sensor and laser tracker
After years of improvements, optical 3-D measurement instruments are now beginning to rival traditional coordinate measuring machines
Quantitative chemical analysis highlights pigment compounds and technique
Specific performance tests found in IEC 61215:2005 and IEC 61646:2008
Customized special-vehicle manufacturer simplifies prototype construction with the ROMER measuring arm
Bike manufacturer turns to scanning to improve design and create more speed.
Laser scanners provide near-real-time geotechnical monitoring for a light-rail expansion in Seattle.
Scanner upended a working theory that embossing quality is a function of embossing gap and machine speed.
Hybrid optoelectronic device brings lab-on-a-chip technology closer to reality.
Real-time eddy current inspection ensures overall product quality without sacrificing throughput.
Since data is always imperfect, how can we ever know if a measured item is within the specifications?
Entire monument and surroundings scanned to subcentimeter accuracy.
A case study featuring Texas A&M University’s Flight Research Laboratory
Are you ready for CMSC 2010?
School vies for Automotive X PRIZE
3-D imaging is becoming increasingly more common as a curatorial and conservation tool in the cultural heritage field.
What every quality engineer needs to know
Dimensional control provides low-cost, high-accuracy data that assures compatibility between structural interfaces in large installations.
The first battery powered, ultra-long range absolute tracker with IP54 certification