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Manufacturers can be seen as vertically integrated when they have control over a majority of the value chain that extend beyond the pure production element. They are usually in the middle of this chain, and if vertically integrated, can augment their reach and influence – ultimately increasing their effectiveness on behalf of customers. True vertical integration in the product development process for optical systems suppliers is perhaps the single most compelling competitive advantage.

Testing systems for determining mechanical values, flow curves, and material hardness require excellent accuracy and repeatability. Reliable test data on the hardness, tensile strength, and flow curves of metals allow to assess the material quality, prevent confusion, and form the basis for further quality control and assurance. Material Testing Solutions expert,  Imprintec , is a provider of mechanical material testing services. The company uses white-light interferometers from ISRA VISI

When looking at the place of metrology in the ‘Fourth Industrial Revolution,’ it is interesting to ponder whether industry 4.0 is being driven by developments in metrology or metrology developments are being driven by Industry 4.0. Today’s most sophisticated metrology systems drive quality assurance (QA) which has become a fundamental digital task which in and of itself facilitates efficient and cost-effective production processes. In a very real sense, QA data today controls how produ

The recently developed QUICK VISION Pro series from Mitutoyo offers a rich lineup with a wide array of measurement ranges and accuracies, each useful for quality control in any industry. These models expand measurement applications by combining a vision measuring system, non-contact probes, touch probes, and white light interferometer (WLI). The three variations offer different levels of accuracy 1.5 μm, 0.8 μm, and 0.25 μm. The observation and lighting units on the QUICK VISION Pro ar

Traditionally, to identify defects and scratches in production has required the sensitivity and knowledge of technicians with extensive experience. But owing to rising labour costs and shortage of skilled labour, manufacturers need to automate processes that once relied on the senses of experienced human workers. AI can now recognise object features as efficiently as humans and automatically learn the critical parameters on the fly. To solve this challenge in the ‘factory of the futur

Automation technologies such as robots and machine vision factor significantly into automotive manufacturing, taking on tasks from painting and welding to material handling and assembly. An Association for Advancing Automation (A3) Certified Systems Integrator, LEONI Engineering Products & Services (LEPS) utilizes its in-house machine vision development lab and expert team, to regularly solves difficult inspection, assembly, and verification challenges in automotive manufacturing — and

Bowers Group manufactures its market leading bore gauges at a dedicated manufacturing facility in West Yorkshire, England and has recently achieved the sought-after ‘Made in Britain’ accreditation. To maintain the high quality and accuracy of its famous bore gauges, Bowers Group uses a measurement solution from within its very own range of products; a Baty profile projector. As part of the Bowers Group, Baty also manufactures its profile projectors and vision systems in the UK, achieving

TRIOPTICS GmbH has extended its product portfolio with a measuring system for the determination of surface imperfections. TRIOPTICS offers the world’s most comprehensive portfolio of optical measuring, testing and manufacturing technology for development, quality assurance and production. By the self-developed products, optomechanical parameters and imaging quality are determined, as well as a perfect alignment of optics is guaranteed. TRIOPTICS GmbH will exclusively distribute thi