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The Production Systems Group supports the missions of the Engineering Laboratory and the Intelligent Systems Division by conducting research and development in the areas of measurement methods, models, instrumentation, sensors, and data to improve scientific understanding and control of manufacturing processes, equipment, and workpiece properties. Programs/Projects
Measurement Science for Optimized Machining Processes—This project provides measurement science development and standardization to meet industry need for optimized machining of technology-intensive complex products made with non-conventional … Smart Manufacturing Processes and Equipment —This program addresses measurement science and standards necessary to develop next generation smart manufacturing processes and equipment (self aware, self diagnosed, adaptive and optimized … Fundamental Measurement Science for Additive Processes Project—Additive manufacturing (AM) processes have great potential for making high-value, complex, individually-customized parts, but several technical barriers must be overcome to achieve widespread use … Measurements and Standards for Science-Based Manufacturing—To remain competitive in the global marketplace, U.S. manufacturing is currently implementing fundamental changes, focused on designing and building complex, highly-customized, high quality goods … Closed-Loop Manufacturing of Complex Micro Optics Project—On-machine measurement of micro optics is essential for producing complex high-precision optical components used in next generation imaging systems. Standard test methods and traceable … NEMS Measurement Science—Nanoelectromechanical systems (NEMS) offer many new capabilities in sensing and electronics that are expected to provide significant advances in consumer products, medical diagnostics, and homeland … Measurement Science for Smart Machine Tools—Integration of equipment performance data, machine and process models, and real-time condition information help create a smart machine tool. Smart machine tools are self aware and are … Materials Standards for Additive Manufacturing—This project provides the measurement science for the additive manufacturing industry to measure material properties in a standardized way. Determining the properties of the powder used … |
Related LinksIEEE 1451 Smart Transducer Interface StandardsIEEE 1588 Precision Synchronization Protocol StandardSensor Standards Harmonization (members only)
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M. Alkan Donmez, Group Leader
General Information 301 975 6618 Telephone 301 975 8058 Fax 100 Bureau Drive, M/S 8220 Gaithersburg, MD 20899
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