Originally announced in April, 2022, a DMSC Exploratory Task Group will investigate the feasibility of a formalized QIF training program. The inaugural meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, 8 September […]
One of the key objectives for the DMSC is to promote adoption of QIF (Quality Information Framework) as an industrial digital metrology standard. While QIF 3.0 has been mainstream as
Curious about how to catalyze the digital thread with feedback loops made possible by MBD plus QIF to establish an interoperable and automatable Bill of Characteristics (BoC)? At our June
Attention Solution Providers: We have a low-cost marketing opportunity for those of you attending/exhibiting at IMTS 2022! DMSC seeks Sponsors to support the DMSC General Membership Meeting & Mixer at
DMSC will have a booth (Booth #135000) at IMTS for the entire duration of the show, September 12 – 17, 2022 at McCormick Place in Chicago. Our booth will be
The final report of the Next QIF planning project (Phase 1) is being drafted by Dr. Tom Kramer. Phase 1 is essentially a project to identify WHAT are the proposed
CCAM (Commonwealth Center for Advanced Manufacturing) of Disputanta, VA is holding an in-person Smart Manufacturing event on August 30 & 31, 2022 at their Virginia facility. Subject matter of this
Originally announced in April, 2022, a DMSC Exploratory Task Group will investigate the feasibility of a formalized QIF training program. With QIF-centric educational opportunities being sparse, the Digital Metrology Standards
Tom Kramer will lead the Digital Metrology Standards Consortium’s efforts to update the Quality Information Framework standard. We are currently in Phase 1. Phase 1 of the project will identify
QIF Project Manager Tom Kramer’s efforts to identify and categorize features, functions, and updates to QIF 3.0 continue. He has been conducting various meetings and leading conversations with a wide
