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Is Basic Dead?

July 24, 2020 Michael Schwartz

Microsoft recently announced they will be dropping future support for Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET) and focusing more on C# and other language support. I find this to be a great loss, especially for metrology. For […]

Metrology Automation Lunch & Learn

April 30, 2020 Michael Schwartz

Wow, how the world can change in just a few months. And each of us have had to adjust to the changing times. We at Cal Lab Solutions decided to start a Metrology Automation Lunch […]

Let’s Face It, Metrology Software is Complex!

January 27, 2020 Michael Schwartz

I have been writing custom metrology software for the last 20 years. And over the years, I have learned better, more efficient ways to write custom software. With every iteration, we discovered new ways to […]

Comments on Unsustainable Software

October 23, 2019 Michael Schwartz

I recently visited one of my largest customers. They have a huge internal self-maintainer calibration program and years ago they decided they wanted to get all their calibration system on a single platform. They went […]

Morehouse Local Gravity App

August 27, 2019 Office

When someone asks us about converting force to mass, Morehouse can now say we have an app for that. Not only will our app convert force to mass, but it will convert mass to force […]

Creating Sustainable Metrology Software

July 15, 2019 Michael Schwartz

We are currently in a 30 year old software rut. There is nothing new on the market designed specifically for metrology. This paper is on both the direction the rest of the software industry is […]

Project TracePQM

April 8, 2019 Office

by Stanislav Mašláň & Oliver Power This paper introduces European project TracePQM focused on the development of an open, modular, metrology grade measurement system for traceable measurement of electric power and power quality parameters. The […]

Moving Metrology Forward

April 8, 2019 Michael Schwartz

I just got back from the 2019 A2LA Technical Forum in Reston, Virginia and I was uber impressed with the size of the show. If you saw me there, I am sure we talked about […]