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News & Articles
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29
Aug
2010
In Metrology
Driven by customer request, Autonetics persists in development and adaptation of our popular internal diameter gaging methods to challenging purposes. We recognize that a variety of industries continue to develop devices that require precisely machined components. This trend is driving machine tool manufacturers to create
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08
Aug
2010
In Software
At the recent THiNC developers group hosted at Carron Engineering’s facility in Wells,MA Autonetics announced an opensource development initiative with top developers in the industry. The THiNC simulator allows a developer to run THiNC applications on any PC machine and create advanced simulations for tool load, common variables,
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23
Jul
2010
In Metrology
On July 21 Autonetics met with representatives of Micro Epsilon America to review new developments in laser micrometer and thermal imaging fields. Micro Epsilon’s high resolution optical micrometers are a critical component of our in-process, non-contact, gauging solutions therefore we strive to remain informed on
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16
Jul
2010
In Metrology
Gaging solutions for large and small diameter shafts, cams, spindles or axles. Autonetics patented process of non-contact robotic gauging addresses a lapse in quality control concerning the turning, shaping and fabrication of items. Our product specifically addresses measurement of item dimensions while still in the
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15
Jul
2010
The future of palletization is in innovation and optimization. Reducing the processes and steps in warehousing reduces errors. At Autonetics we know the number of automation instructions just through re-entering data multiple times is staggering and results in direct loss of productivity, effectiveness, accuracy, and
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15
Jul
2010
In News
A philosophy of customer service. Our vision of how to lead a company is based on three principles: know your product; understand your customer; and don’t accept mediocrity. Most companies view customer needs, wants, and desires from their own perspective. This is unfortunately the case with
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10
Apr
2010
In Metrology
In-process diametrical gauging with temperature compensation. The Autonetics research team is currently investigating remote temperature sensors in a real world association with metal expansion during hard turning or forging. The sensor will be integrated with our gauging end effectors to form a cohesive unit improving
