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A Deeper Dive into Aero Quality: Upcoming IA9100 Series Standards Updates

1 week ago | qualitymag.com | David Harvey

The aerospace and defense industries have long relied on the AS9100, AS9110, AS9120 and AS9145 series standards to provide a structured, auditable framework ensuring quality, reliability, safety, and regulatory compliance.
Building Trust: The Role of QA/QC and Specialized Inspections in High-Stakes Manufacturing

2 weeks ago | qualitymag.com | Colin Cunningham

Colin H. Cunningham, Senior Director at Bureau Veritas North America. He is a seasoned operations executive and U.S. Marine Corps veteran with over 15 years of experience in energy infrastructure, federal program management, and design-build construction. He currently serves as Senior Director of Operations and Design Build Director for the Buildings and Infrastructure Group of Bureau Veritas North America, based in Jacksonville, Florida.
Meet the Manufacturing Workforce

3 weeks ago | qualitymag.com | Michelle Bangert

Mieka Matthews is working to bring more people into manufacturing. Matthews worked the Manufacturing Renaissance booth for the Advanced Manufacturing Day hosted at Chicago’s Daley College this spring. At the booth, Matthews asks the high schoolers about their career plans. Some are ambitious—“Basketball”—while others aren’t sure. She asks the students if they know what manufacturing is. “I was going to ask,” one says. Getting into manufacturing can change someone’s life. The Jane Addams Resource Corp.
How Can We Afford to? How can we afford not to?

3 weeks ago | qualitymag.com | Darryl Seland

Question: How can we afford to do that? Response: How can we afford not to? It’s a rather common exchange. And concise. It stems from a difference in perspective about the facts, perhaps a difference of opinion about a situation. Its causes. Its effects. What it comes down to is a choice, not necessarily between two distinct actions, but rather the cost of action versus inaction. It’s actually dubbed COI, or the Cost of Inaction.
Smarter Software and Non-Contact Tools Drive Adoption of Laser Measurement

1 month ago | qualitymag.com | Genevieve Diesing

More factories now use laser measurement systems to improve quality control on production lines. These automated systems replace manual inspection methods, measuring parts faster and more accurately. Laser trackers, laser radars, and other optical measurement devices have gained adoption across several industries. These technologies use laser beams to precisely measure the position, dimensions, and features of manufactured parts.
Preparation: Fail to prepare, fail to succeed

1 month ago | qualitymag.com | Darryl Seland

Famous college basketball coach John Wooden said, "Failing to prepare is preparing to fail." It’s hard to argue with someone who won ten national championships in a 12-year span. It’s actually an offshoot of a Benjamin Franklin quote, "By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail." And I am sure you would have no problem believing these are not the only two famous quotes about preparation. There are plenty, and each inextricably links preparation with success.
Compliance Standards Are Experiencing Disruption

1 month ago | qualitymag.com | Genevieve Diesing

AutomationManagement Engineers use published industry standards as rulebooks that tell them what’s considered safe. These standards provide specific measurements, limits and requirements they must follow. However, these standards typically require years of development. And with today’s smart production technologies iterating at rapid speed, standards might not be able to keep up.
Protecting Quality When Tariffs Tighten the Screws

1 month ago | qualitymag.com | Syed Ali

Management When tariffs hit key materials like steel and aluminum, the ripple effects aren’t limited to the supply chain—they extend all the way down to quality assurance. Many companies feel the pressure acutely -- budgets get tighter, equipment becomes harder to replace, and any delay or breakdown becomes significantly more costly. That is where technology tools step in and can make a huge difference to an operation.
Four New Machine Vision Products

1 month ago | qualitymag.com | John Sprovieri

All the robots in the world won’t help your assembly process, if your parts are not in the right place or the right orientation for pick up. Vision systems can help. They can recognize different parts, determine how they are positioned, and tell a robot exactly how and where to pick them up and drop them off. The newest technologies take advantage of artificial intelligence to overcome inconsistent lighting or changes in optical scale. Here’s a look at four of the latest technologies.
Meet the 2025 Rookie of the Year: Attrayee Chakraborty

1 month ago | qualitymag.com | Michelle Bangert

When you look at Attrayee Chakraborty’s eight-page resume, you may wonder what you’ve been doing with your time. Chakraborty, who goes by Atty, has a depth of experience that would be impressive for someone with decades in the industry—yet she graduated from college just four years ago.