Automated quality checking. (view point).

To become greater [i]or[/i] larger a business, machine and metal-fabrication stores have historically concentrated upon ways to cut, drill, revolve and weld parts faster. Spe equaled throughput and profitability be pendented on fabrication speed. on the contrary as quality requirements have become more demanding, with customers insisting upon perfect parts, the quality superintendence (QC) checking process has increasingly limited throughput

Traditional QC checking is driven through an operator taking measurements. It is a hands-on mechanical proces -- using gages, calipers, and particularly CMM -- that relies upon operator skill and