For the past 25 years, Trilion Quality Systems has brought non-contact optical measurement to product testing, supplying digital image correlation systems and engineering services that capture 3D shape, displacement, and full-field strain. Its applications engineers can test materials and structures at customer facilities or at offices across the country, including high-speed events and thermal expansion studies. Trilion also develops practical tools for production, such as laser etching for optical forming analysis and Xi Analytics software for CAD-based assembly and digital-twin records.
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API MetrologyAPI Metrology grew from founder Dr. Kam Lau’s invention of the laser tracker at NIST in 1983 into a global metrology company with teams on four continents. It develops precision measurement systems and provides expert services that help manufacturers inspect complex work and keep production equipment accurate. Its calibration work is A2LA ISO 17025 certified.ROCKVILLE, MD
VIEW Micro MetrologyVIEW Micro Metrology, a division of Quality Vision International formed in 2005, develops non-contact optical metrology systems and software for measuring tightly toleranced micro-components in production. Its Rochester-based Center of Excellence includes a climate-controlled lab for application studies and software training, while the company’s heritage reaches back to VIEW Engineering’s 1976 introduction of the first video coordinate measuring machine. VIEW systems are ISO 9001 certified through QVI and support high-throughput inspection in semiconductor, electronics and medical manufacturing.ROCHESTER, NY
LaserLincFrom its Fairborn, Ohio operation, LaserLinc designs and builds non-contact measurement and process-visualization equipment for manufacturers. The 100% U.S.-owned company has spent more than 30 years helping production teams verify dimensions, wall thickness and surface quality in real time, while integrating measurement data into line control. Its equipment is backed by a typical four-year warranty and support that includes remote technical assistance.FAIRBORN, OH
LumetricsBorn in Rochester in 2003 from optical research at Eastman Kodak, Lumetrics designs and manufactures non-contact thickness measurement and optical inspection systems. Its OptiGauge technology delivers real-time, non-destructive measurements, while its Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensors evaluate optics from contact lenses to laser beams. Lumetrics also works directly with customers to develop custom metrology systems for demanding production, quality, and research applications.ROCHESTER, NY