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Join us for our upcoming free webinar, How Vision Measurement and Inspection Ensures Maximum Quality Control: Overview of Technology Options, taking place Thursday December 12 at 12PM ET.
There are a variety of considerations when choosing the right vision metrology system. To avoid making costly procurement mistakes, following some straight-forward guidelines for selecting a system will serve machinists and QC inspectors well. Primary factors include examining budget, application requirements including accuracy and speed, facility environment, QC data collection objectivity vs subjectivity, and user skill. It is also key to review the capabilities of the metrology system's software suite and how its features complement the user's application requirements. Automation solutions should also be a consideration, as automation is increasingly being deployed to improve productivity and throughput, such as capturing discrete points on a part's profile to be built into the inspection process as programmable steps. Register now so you don’t miss valuable information about today's vision systems.
Can’t attend the day of the event? No problem. Each registered attendee will also receive a link to the recording. This content will be sent approximately 5 business days after the event.
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