Morehouse Local Gravity App
When someone asks us about converting force to mass, Morehouse can now say we have an app for that. Not only will our app convert force to mass, but it will convert mass to force […]
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Probability of False Acceptance Estimation for Asymmetrical Tolerances
by Pedro Adame One of the newest, hence less studied standards for calibration is the ANSI/NCSL International Z540.3 standard. The main difference with the more known ISO/IEC 17025 standard is the need to estimate and […]
The Importance of Adapters in Force Measurement
by Henry Zumbrun Think about that for a minute. Would you want a surgeon to operate on you with kitchen utensils such as a serrated knife? There are several force measurement errors that can result […]
New $90K Tool to Bolster BC3’s Distinctive Metrology Program
June 26, 2019, (Butler, PA) – A state-of-the-art $90,000 FARO measurement tool gifted to Butler County Community College will enhance a distinctive and nationally known metrology program whose graduates have the highest potential starting salaries […]
ALIO True Nano® Precision Rotary Stages
(Arvada, CO, USA 5th July 2019) ALIO Industries is synonymous with best-in-class nanometer-level motion control solutions, and is well known as the only motion control technology supplier that offers true nanometer-level accuracy and repeatability. Exemplifying […]
Phase II Ultrasonic Thickness Gauge
Utilizing color waveform LIVE A-scan and time based B-scan for absolute correctness, this new state of the art ultrasonic thickness gauge is packed with useful features allowing users to be confident of the displayed values […]
Redefining the Limits of Measurement Accuracy | Leibniz Universität Hannover
For centuries, humans have been expanding their understanding of the world through more and more precise measurement of light and matter. Today, quantum sensors achieve extremely accurate results. An example of this is the development […]
No Longer Under Pressure: NIST Dismantles Giant Mercury Manometer | NIST
For the last 30 years, the official U.S. standard for measuring pressure has been a 3-meter-tall (about 10-foot) device called a manometer. American industry relies on the U.S. pressure standard for everything from silicon chip […]