the 150 Anniversary of the Metre Convention
Celebrating a Metrology Milestone: the 150 Anniversary of the Metre Convention
Thanks to White Rabbit, all Watches are Synced
The Netherlands is constructing a network capable of transmitting time with an accuracy of mere billionths of a second. Initially aimed at scientific research applications, it is anticipated that this ultra-precise timing will soon find everyday uses as well.
Sensor engineering for vibration isolation in Einstein Telescope
Project SENVIDET contributes to the development of the Einstein Telescope through innovation in the field of sensors for vibration isolation.
Traceable machine vision systems for digital industrial applications
Machine vision systems are crucial to many high-value industries, where Europe is globally competitive, and to the EU objectives for digital transformation and the Green Deal.
Digital metrological twins for advanced manufacturing
Supporting advanced production processes using so-called Digital Metrology Twins (D-MTs), where VSL will mainly work on a digital representation of tactile measurements on the CMM.
VSL Secures 13 New Research Projects with European Partnership on Metrology
We’re proud to announce VSL has secured 13 new projects in the 2024 calls from the European Partnership on Metrology (EPM), and will coordinate 4 of them. This represents a remarkable 75% success rate for VSL’s proposals.
Virtual experiments and digital twins (ViDiT)
Virtual experiments and digital twins are key enabling technologies to achieve and realise European strategic policies devoted to sustainability and digitalisation within the complex framework of Industry 4.0 and the European Green Deal.
New research project on virtual experiments and digital twins
In May 2023, the new research project “Trustworthy virtual experiments and digital twins” (ViDiT) started.
RMG Research on optical microscopes (Research Mobility Grant 20FUN02-RMG1)
This Research mobility grant together with EMPIR project 20FUN02 POLight aims to enhance multiple optical measurement methods for use in nano-metrology.
Pushing boundaries of nano-dimensional metrology by light (20FUN02 POLight)
This project addresses this issue by developing novel methods to help bridge the metrology gap and in turn foster KET innovation. More specifically, this project will push the boundaries of optical measurement methods by realising a new generation of optical metrology systems, with unprecedented performances in terms of spatial resolution, traceability, reliability and robustness.
