Metrology is a broad field that refers to the science of measurement, both theoretical and experimental, and its application in industrial settings is termed industrial metrology. Thus, industrial ...

Chipmakers are ramping up a new class of chip architectures, such as 3D NAND and finFETs. Measuring and characterizing the tiny structures in these technologies is a major challenge. It will not only ...

The semiconductor industry is constantly marching toward thinner films and complex geometries with smaller dimensions, as well as newer materials. The number of chemical mechanical planarization (CMP) ...

Much of subcontractor Driven Engineering's turnover comes from the Formula 1 circuit, although the cost cap imposed on teams over recent years has somewhat reduced that volume. This has led the ...

A FULL-TIME postgraduate course in engineering metrology (technical measurement), extending over one apetaemic year, is being started this year as a permanent feature in the courses provided at the ...

Metrology is the science of the study of measurement and is derived from the Greek words metro (means measurement) and logy (means study). It involves theoretical and practical aspects of measuring, ...

The Engineer caught up with three leading metrology experts to find out about the latest trends and developments in the field Metrology is an often-overlooked part of industrial production, but it ...

The EPSRC Future Metrology Hub is looking to develop measurement equipment on the machine, which is still independent of the manufacturing process, but doesn’t have to be manoeuvred into place. Will ...

Aircraft turbine engines are complex, large machines with highly demanding requirements for efficiency and reliability. Even a small change in the efficiency of such an engine can mean thousands to ...

Professor Blunt appointed Visiting Chair at Krakow University, boosting precision engineering research. Read More.

Hexagon metrology enabled Red Bull Ford Powertrains to build its first F1 power unit for the 2026 regulations.