Groot-Ammers | April 9th, 2026

This webinar aims to show how advanced optical 3D metrology helps engineers better understand and evaluate complex precision-manufactured parts.
It focuses on moving beyond traditional inspection towards a more complete understanding of part performance.

DATE & TIME
Wednesday, April 22nd, 2026
4:00 – 5:00 PM (CET) 

Precision parts are no longer defined by tolerances alone. To ensure performance and reliability, engineers must evaluate:

•  Geometry
•  Surface functionality
•  Durability

This webinar demonstrates how these aspects can be analyzed together using non-contact 3D metrology.

Key topics:

•    Metrology challenges in precision manufacturing: Why complex components require comprehensive 3D characterization, and how metrology improves process control and efficiency.
•    Inspecting intricate geometries and multi-axis features. Verify dimensional conformity and critical design elements, detecting even the smallest deviations that impact performance and reliability.
•    Surface functionality analysis. Understand how surface texture and engineered microstructures influence part performance.
•    Large-area 3D characterization of functional textures and surfaces. Capture both microscale features and large-scale patterns to gain a complete understanding of complex components.
•    Real industrial use cases: Explore practical workflows and see how optical 3D metrology supports process optimization and quality assurance.