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Product Focus / Inspection Software Complements Portable Measurement Applications Device Adjusts CMM Adapter Plate to Any Angle The Cube Squared Plus from Q-Mark is designed so that CMM users can quickly position adapter plates at virtually any angle. The device's predecessor, the Cube Squared, adjusted the adapter plate's cube to 90 degrees relative to the CMM's X and Y axes. The Cube Squared Plus uses an engraved protractor and a series of ball detents for unlimited axial rotation of the cube to any angle. The handheld device requires no additional tools. The user simply loosens the cube on the adapter plate, sets it to the desired angle and retightens it. The process takes one minute or less to complete, the company says. For more information from Q-Mark Manufacturing of Rancho Santa Margarita, CA, phone 949-457-1913 or visit cmms.com. Internet-Based Training Focuses on Coordinate Metrology Software Verisurf University is a training program from Verisurf Software Inc. designed to help customers, educators and students improve their knowledge of Verisurf software and coordinate metrology, and their practical application in a manufacturing environment. Designed to be an extension of the company's instructor-led training, Verisurf University is available 24/7, delivering internet-based video training through a standard web browser. The curriculum is designed to provide learners with a strong theoretical and practical understanding of Verisurf X and includes 12 courses covering the user interface, measurement, alignment, analysis and reporting functions. Learners also can earn a Certificate of Completion by successfully passing examinations following each course. A learning management system manages the learner's home page and provides quick access to all his or her account information, history, certificates, personal calendar and courses. Additional courses in development include model-based definition and inspection, advanced surface analysis and reverse engineering techniques. For companies with more specialized learning needs, Verisurf University staff members can recommend the best mix of online and instructor-led course work based on the individual's or organization's objectives. For more information from Verisurf Software Inc. of Anaheim, CA, phone 714-970-1683 or visit verisurf.com. 40 MoldMaking Technology December 2013 Hexagon Metrology's PC-DMIS Touch Portable measurement software features a full-screen interface, advanced multi-touch technology and intuitive inspection routines designed to complement portable measurement applications. It is now available with and said to be particularly well-suited to the company's Romer measuring arms. Using high-resolution multi-touch display technology on a tablet PC, users can physically interact with the software's guided measurement sequences and report templates. One-time dimensions are executed through intuitive automated measurement sequences, while more complex measurement plans are created by simply following guided sequences and measuring features directly on the part. PC-DMIS Touch organizes measurement plan features intuitively using the "Face" concept for the traditional work plane. The user is guided through measurement processes using a full set of inspection tools such as simple feature measurement, construction of features or feature sets, 2D and 3D dimensional reporting, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing configuration, and more. Each of these tasks follows a consistent, intuitive sequence that the company says can be quickly learned with minimal training. For more information from Hexagon Metrology Inc. of North Kingstown, RI, phone 401-886-2000 or visit hexagonmetrology.us.

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