Software
This category includes any free-standing or integrated software systems used for measurement or inspection in the manufacturing process. Software is typically used to automate mechanical processes, analyze and rate the quality of cutting tools, integrate with probes and product inspection equipment to translate data into centralized system, program CMMs, laser scanners, and laser printers, generate inspection schedules and reports, support mobile and/or offline inspections, and a variety of other applications. Many software platforms are customized to specific tasks, or to the needs of their users.
QIF Adoption Lays The Foundation For A Digital Thread
A manufacturer’s ability to create a comprehensive, cost-effective digital thread is hindered by legacy and proprietary communications standards. Fortunately, the International Standards Organization is expected to approve the Quality Information Framework (QIF) by the end of the year.
A manufacturer’s ability to create a comprehensive, cost-effective digital thread is hindered by legacy and proprietary communications standards. Fortunately, the International Standards Organization is expected to approve the Quality Information Framework (QIF) by the end of the year.
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Here are some of the latest advances in automated measurement that can help improve the productivity and capability of your inspection processes.
Long-range measurement functionality in Carto 4.2 operating software enables Renishaw’s XM-60 multiaxis calibrator to capture and analyze data from a linear axis regardless of how long it is. The program also facilitates Heidenhain linear compensation.
Hitachi High-Tech Analytical Science adds SpArcfire operating software to its mobile optical emission spectrometer (OES) analyzer product line. The intuitive interface makes metals analysis easy, eliminating the need for extensive training or highly experienced operators.
In addition to eliminating paperwork, High QA’s Inspection Manager (IM) Version 5.1 further streamlines collaboration and compliance on the shop floor. Upgrades speed the process of collecting and managing data, from planning through reporting, by five to 10 times.
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