Jennifer Herron, founder & CEO of Action Engineering, will present “QIF as an ISO standard for the automated Industry” at Metromeet 2021.
Jennifer Herron, DMSC BOD Member, presents QIF 3.0 approved as an ISO standard in 2020, bringing a standard for interoperability of 3D metrology data to the world. On November 9th, 2018, the ISO / TC 184 / SC 4 meeting in Chicago, Illinois (USA), approved by “Unanimous Consent” and was sent to Resolution M – Submission of Quality Information Framework (QIF) for Fast Track Ballot. In July 2020, ISO approved and entirely harvested the ANSI/DMSC QIF v3.0 standard, changing only the cover-sheet, copyright, headers, and footers. The ISO ballot includes an Explanatory report for harvesting QIF 3.0 into the ISO TC184 / SC4 Working Group 15 on Digital Manufacturing. It includes a mapping of entities found between STEP-AP 242 and QIF. The QIF website provides a free download of the schema and normative document. Access the QIF Community for a QIF schema browser, QIF sample instance files, QIF source code bindings, QIF “Issues” list, and getting started video. Finally, you can contact the DMSC with your questions at info@qifstandards.org.
March 25, 2021 ᛫ Virtual
8:45 am – 10:00 am MT // 10:45 am – 12:00 pm ET // 15:45 – 16:20 UTC +0
Metromeet 2021
This conference is designed to showcase how Metrology is becoming an essential asset for the factory of the future, driving smart manufacturing & Intelligent Industry. We will bring together the leading experts in Advanced Metrology, Industry 4.0 and 5G Industry – to present the successes and challenges of practicing new forms of Digital Metrology, and how to improve accuracy and efficiency of workflows for the intelligent Industry. You may follow the live presentations, participate in discussions via Q&A, and you will even have access to the Conference material.
Jennifer Herron
Founder & CEO
Jennifer Herron, CEO of Action Engineering, spearheads a Women-Owned Small Business empowering 3D Data adoption and cultivating a future-focused workforce. With her adept team, she's counseled 180+ organizations since 2008, offering holistic coaching and training. A driving force behind Model-Based Enterprise (MBE) transitions through Model-Based Definition (MBD), Jennifer actively shapes industry evolution by engaging in leading standards bodies. Notably, she contributes to the Digital Metrology Standards Consortium (DMSC) Board, shaping QIF and ISO 10303 for digital twins. Possessing extensive expertise in hardware design for spaceflight and military systems, she's also the holder of a snake propulsion mechanism patent. Leveraging her diverse career, she's developed CAD modeling best practices, having worked across platforms like Creo, NX, SOLIDWORKS, and Inventor. Her pragmatic insights culminated in "Re-Use Your CAD: The Model-Based CAD Handbook," the singular guide of its kind.