Coordinate Metrology Society Finalizes CMSC 2019 Program with a Metrology Career Workshop

The Coordinate Metrology Society announces its final schedule of events for the 35th annual Coordinate Metrology Systems Conference (CMSC) July 22-26, 2019, at Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld in Orlando, FL. The conference features a slate of original technical papers and presentations delivered by industry experts from around the globe.

CMSC 2019 will get underway with a New Attendee Orientation/Welcome at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, July 22, followed by the customary CMSC Icebreaker for all attendees and exhibitors at 6:30 p.m. On Wednesday morning, July 24, the CMS will host its annual 5 Billion Micron Fun Run/Walk at 6 a.m. The conference concludes on Friday, July 26, with an optional CMSC package tour of Kennedy Space Center. 

This year's agenda includes a variety of new sessions and workshops, including a Metrology Careers Workshop, Lunch and Learns with Metrology Instruments, and Spotlight on New Technology sessions in the Education Zone. Perennial events such as Ask the Experts and the CMS Metrology Quiz show are back by popular demand. 

The CMS Certification Committee will provide an update on their progress this year. A delegate from the National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST) will touch on this year's highlights, progress and its mission to promote innovation and industrial competitiveness. A representative from the PrecisionPath Consortium will provide an update on its Technology Roadmap for Large Scale Manufacturing and hold a meeting of its membership body. 

The CMSC Exhibitor Hall will host exhibitors and measurement experts featuring portable measurement systems (PCMMs), software, accessories, peripherals and service providers catering to the needs of the industrial measurement marketplace. Also throughout the week, metrologists seeking professional credentials will be taking CMS Level-One and Level-Two Certification examinations.

Conference attendees hail from prominent science/research laboratories, educational institutions, and industries such as aerospace, satellite, automotive, shipbuilding, power generation, and general engineering and manufacturing.

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