Aerospace metrology · Robot–metrology integration
Independent metrology and robotics consultancy founded by Hammad Kamran. More than ten years in aerospace assembly, including wing assembly research with Airbus UK and Cranfield University and component inspection at SAFRAN Nacelles. Available remotely or on site across the UK, EU and MENA.
Four ways to work together, from a single inspection problem to a complete measurement system.
Measurement plans, GD&T interpretation, and validation and verification checks, so your inspection results are traceable and hold up at audit.
Laser tracker set-up, jig and fixture verification, and Polyworks and Spatial Analyzer workflows for large aerostructures and engine components.
Metrology-guided robot positioning and assembly, from a feasibility study through to a production-ready system.
Polyworks automation scripts that take the repetition out of inspection, plus the training and work instructions your team needs to run them.
A short, no-obligation conversation about the part, the process and the problem.
A review of your current measurement process, data and constraints, followed by a written summary of options.
Remote or on-site work (scripts, measurement plans, trials or integration), with regular check-ins.
Documentation, training and results your quality team can audit.
Doctoral research in metrology for wing assembly, Cranfield University · MSc Aerospace Manufacturing, Cranfield University · BEng Aeronautical Engineering, City University London
Fit-up problems caught at the measurement stage, before they reach final assembly.
Scripted, repeatable routines replace manual steps.
Traceable, documented results your quality team can stand behind.
Metrology feedback that closes the gap between programmed and actual position.
Technologies trialled against your actual parts before you commit budget.
Training and documentation, so your team isn't dependent on a consultant.
Tell me about the part, the process and where it's going wrong. I'll come back to you with an honest view on whether I can help.