Stable CMM Programs, Built for Real Production Conditions
From drawing interpretation to ready-to-run measurement logic — developed with your team, for your machines.
Description
I support measurement laboratories that need reliable, stable, and clearly structured CMM programs, without disrupting their internal processes or overloading their teams.
Instead of selling generic programs, I work directly on your real parts, drawings, and measurement challenges, helping you build programs that:
- Run consistently in production
- Follow ISO / ASME / automotive standards
- Are easy to understand, maintain, and extend by your team
This service is delivered through applied technical support and program development in collaboration with your engineers.
What this service includes
- Measurement strategy definition (what, how, and why to measure)
- GD&T / GPS interpretation and translation into measurement logic
- Structure and optimization of CMM programs (Calypso-focused)
- Definition of alignments, datums, loops, and evaluation logic
- Program review, cleanup, and stabilization
- Support during implementation and first runs
How the collaboration works
The development and support can be carried out through:
- Remote collaboration with your engineers (screen sharing, reviews, guided implementation)
- On site intervention, when required (all expences supported by the requestor)
- Structured program reviews, optimization, and step-by-step improvements
All work is performed in close collaboration with your team, using your existing measurement environment and internal workflows.
The focus is always the same:
👉 a stable, ready-to-use measurement program that works on your machine
Pilot intervention
Before any large project, I strongly recommend a Pilot intervention:
- Limited number of features (e.g. complex or critical dimensions)
- Short, controlled engagement
- Clear validation of working style, communication, and results
This allows both sides to confirm that the collaboration is effective before scaling.
Value for you
- Faster program availability
- Less trial-and-error on the machine
- Reduced dependency on overloaded internal resources
- Programs built to be understood, not just executed