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Manufacturing Engineering May 2005 Vol. 134 No. 5
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Metrology Guidelines
The Automotive Industry Action Group and the National Institute of
Standards and Technology partnered to develop the first-ever
dimensional markup language (DML), which is a common global
language specification for metrology system interfaces. The team
also developed an interoperable implementation guide for the new
specification.
The DML will aid measuring components from various metrology
systems connected in a plug-and-play environment while
maintaining 100% data integrity. It helps allow metrology
subsystems to talk to one another, even if they come from different
vendors.
AIAG is addressing the current void of seamless data exchange in
dimensional metrology and inspection systems used in the
automotive industry to improve dimensional integrity in vehicles.
This has limited manufacturers in their ability to effectively build
and operate measurement systems, often resulting in extended
reprogramming of these systems. The organization aims to bridge
the gap among existing multiple global standards that are not
robust enough or provide true interoperability.
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