Shaun Wissner, Product Manager for APOLLO at Hexagon.
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Real-time machine health visibility — See whether every CMM is running, paused or in error the moment its status changes, with instant fleet-wide alerts.
True CMM utilization and OEE — Break a single utilization number into error, idle, queue and setup time.
Measurement confidence — Link every measurement to the conditions it was taken under, and catch drift early.
Risk reduction — Capture every collision and rank it by severity.
Condition-based maintenance — Calibrate when the data says you need to, not when the calendar does.
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Most quality teams manage their CMMs on instinct — estimating utilization, calibrating by the calendar, and finding out about faults, collisions or drift only after they've already affected operations.
There's a better way to run a metrology operation, and it starts with seeing what your machines are really doing.
Join us for the first webinar in the APOLLO educational series.
Our featured guest, the Director of Quality at Orizon Aerostructures, shares how his team put APOLLO to work across their stationary CMMs.
With real-time visibility, they uncovered slow part changeovers as a hidden drain on capacity. The fix cut changeover time from 30–45 minutes down to just 5–10 minutes, and revealed CMM capacity the team never knew it had.
Your CMMs know exactly what's happening. Do you?
Most quality teams manage their CMMs on instinct — estimating utilization, calibrating by the calendar, and finding out about faults, collisions or drift only after they've already affected operations.
There's a better way to run a metrology operation, and it starts with seeing what your machines are really doing.
Join us for the first webinar in the APOLLO educational series.
Real-time machine health visibility — See whether every CMM is running, paused or in error the moment its status changes, with instant fleet-wide alerts.
True CMM utilization and OEE — Break a single utilization number into error, idle, queue and setup time.
Measurement confidence — Link every measurement to the conditions it was taken under, and catch drift early.
Risk reduction — Capture every collision and rank it by severity.
Condition-based maintenance — Calibrate when the data says you need to, not when the calendar does.
Shaun Wissner, Product Manager for APOLLO at Hexagon.
Our featured guest, the Director of Quality at Orizon Aerostructures, shares how his team put APOLLO to work across their stationary CMMs.
With real-time visibility, they uncovered slow part changeovers as a hidden drain on capacity. The fix cut changeover time from 30–45 minutes down to just 5–10 minutes, and revealed CMM capacity the team never knew it had.