PROGRAM CIM2025
The CIM is the premier event where metrology intersects with science, industry and quality infrastructure organizations.
This 22nd edition promises another dynamic 4-day program, featuring parallel sessions tackling global challenges. 100% in english, with over 200 presentations covering oral and poster sessions, along with round tables, workshops, a short course and a variety of social events, the CIM continues to be a hub of cutting-edge discussions and networking opportunities.
Below, you'll find the short program as well as the detailed conference schedule ⤵️
Metrology in the Digital Transformation of the international Quality Infrastructure
The green and digital transition challenge metrology and the quality infrastructure (QI). The QI-Digital initiative develops smart tools for a data-based QI, enabling new types of quality assurance, easing bureaucracy and unlocking billions in savings. The workshop focuses on digital certificates in metrology, their provisioning via data spaces and interoperability with the larger QI. We invite the international metrology community and industry to provide feedback and team up for joint activities.
9.00 - 10.30 - PART ONE
“QI-Digital” – idea, initiative and agenda of the workshop
- Dorothea Knopf – PTB / GERMANY
- Jens Niederhausen – PTB / GERMANY
M4AIM – Metrology for AI in Medicine
- Hans Rabus – PTB / GERMANY
TraCIM-AI – Platform for AI testing
- Maik Liebl – PTB / GERMANY
- Shanna Schönhals – PTB / GERMANY
- Michael Melzer – BAM / GERMANY
- Barbara Jung – PTB / GERMANY
- Daniel Hutzschenreuter – PTB / GERMANY
10.30 - 11.00 - COFFEE BREAK
11.00 - 12.30 - PART TWO
Digital Certificate of Conformity (D-CoC)
- Dorothea Knopf – PTB / GERMANY
Digital Product Passport
- Jens Niederhausen – PTB / GERMANY
- Jens Gayko - DKE / GERMANY
Panel Discussion “Current challenges in the transfer of QI-Digital results to practise”
- Sami Koskinen – Beamex / FINLAND
- Michael Mende – SPEKTRA Schwingungstechnik und Akustik GmbH / GERMANY
- Thomas Engel – Siemens / GERMANY
- QI-Digital representatives
12.30 – 1.30 Lunch for workshop participants ONLY
Pioneering precision in a digital world: Metrology's role in sustainability and industrial innovation. This year's the International Metrology Congress will explore how metrology plays a key role in advancing industrial innovation while driving sustainability efforts in a digital age.
Speakers:
- Thomas COURBE - DIRECTION GÉNÉRALE DES ENTREPRISES / FRANCE
- Martin MILTON - BIPM / INTERNATIONAL
- Cosimi CORLETO - CFM president / FRANCE
- Laurent LABATUT - TRESCAL / FRANCE
- GL Events representative (TBA) / FRANCE
The Internet of Measurement (IoM) is emerging as a crucial field in the era of IoT, focusing on accurate and synchronized measurements across connected devices. IoM ensures calibration, data collection, and analysis from sensors, guaranteeing precision through centralized management. By leveraging IoT technology, IoM supports real-time synchronization, ensuring measurements follow industry norms and remain reliable over time.
IoM enables centralized calibration management, using AI to monitor variations and manage device performance. Predictive maintenance becomes possible by tracking sensor data, calibration cycles, and detecting anomalies early. Additionally, IoM allows remote calibration updates, reducing manual interventions and enhancing the efficiency of devices in various environments.
The collaboration between IoT and metrology is essential, but the real challenge for IoM lies in creating global standards for measurement accuracy. As IoM evolves, it will define how industries trust and manage precise measurements, shaping the future of data integrity and operational reliability across all sectors.
Moderator:
- Olivier Moinecourt & David Riallant - OMWAVE by Groupe TERA / FRANCE
Speakers:
- Malek Abdi - Advarna / FRANCE
- Michael Mende - Spektra / GERMANY
- Shanna Schönhals - Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt / GERMANY
- Tony Wattrelot - HEX GROUP / BELGIUM
- Maxence Bureau - ENGIE / FRANCE
- David Riallant - GROUPE TERA / FRANCE
Session Chair: Hugo Lehmann - METAS / SWITZERLAND
02:00 PM - 02:15 PM
Metrological characterisation of low-cost and wearable sensors for research on healthy buildings in a novel living laboratory
02:15 PM - 02:30 PM
The new EMN Clean Energy
02:30 PM - 02:45 PM
Sensor data analysis for air quality estimation at the urban scale
02:45 PM - 03:00 PM
Metrology for improving well-being and participation of society
03:00 PM - 03:15 PM
Introducing systems metrology: applications and future directions
03:15 PM - 03:30 PM
EMN Food: priorities and strategies for driving metrolgy in support of food safety and sustainabilty
Session Chair: Fredrik Arrhen - RISE / SWEDEN
02:00 PM - 02:15 PM
Technological development in coordinate measuring machines: from the first patents to future developments
02:15 PM - 02:30 PM
Optimization of the self-balancing of an AACMM to improve its ergonomic and measurement performance
02:30 PM - 02:45 PM
Status and future of metrology for dynamic measurement in Nordic and Baltic countries
02:45 PM - 03:00 PM
NDE developments to support additive manufacturing
03:00 PM - 03:15 PM
Improving and optimizing robotized non-destructive examination by means of 3D data acquisition and processing
03:15 PM - 03:30 PM
Environmental noise pollution: a portable dosimeter for measuring low-frequency noise exposure
Improving efficiency determination of electric machines by better obtaining details on mechanical and electrical power
Calibration of shock accelerometers by a primary method at amplitudes up to 100 000 m/s²
CMM measurement of injection-moulded plastic lenses and steel moulds: strategies for the determination of the reference system
Algorithms for surface texture characterization of freeform surfaces and components produced by additive manufacturing
Crane runway check with a robot
Robotization system for pipette calibration
Accurate automation of deadweight force standard machine at NMCC-SASO-KSA
Gauging error of pose acquired by vision systems in bin picking applications
Calibration method for driving robots and geolocated inertial measurement units
DMM robot modification for automated accredited calibration of clamp meters
System for the automated calibration/adjustment of EXFO OTDRs
Automation and monitoring of lab- and industrial-scale food processing facilities for quality project management
Establishment of sustainability through open access to research infrastructure in a calibration laboratory for extreme electrical metrology
Software in metrology for the digital age: addressing compliance challenges with MID, NAWID and MDR
Implementing a risk based approach when determining the periodicity of Inter and Intra laboratory comparisons
Digitalizing metrology: the quality infrastructure services portal of IPEM-SP
Error-free mass calibration guided by embedded software applications
The digital thread for dimensional inspection
Semantic data spaces for selective disclosure of DCoC in digital quality infrastructure
Integration of data quality information with metrology in real-world sensor networks
Digitalization of the tensile test audit procedure in accordance with the ISO 6892-1 standard
Recent advancements in sensor network metrology for a sustainable industry and society
National Quality Infrastructure (NQI) and National Quality Strategy (NQS) in Saudi Arabia
Evaluation of temporal depreciation in the energy consumption of refrigerators and its impact on energy efficiency tests
Calibration and traceability of weather stations in a highly modern calibration facility
Metrological characterization of standards – plastic films, which are used for calibration of nanodrop spectrophotometers
Electrical resistance as a tool for evaluating filler dispersion in polymer composites
Emissivity and reflectivity measurements for passive radiative cooling technologies
Extension from 250 nm to 200 nm for measuring the spectral irradiance of a source at LNE-Cnam
New calibration standards and methods for radiometry and photometry after phaseout of incandescent lamps
European EPM Project - 22NRM05 MeLiDos
Metrology as an important tool to ophtalmic laser therapy
The effects of accreditation on microbiology laboratories performance in proficiency testing programs
Characterization of a sonication system for blood-brain barrier opening using OLYMPUS V301 focalized transducers
To wrap up the first day of the CIM, all participants are invited to gather at the Metrology Village within the exhibition hall. It's the perfect opportunity to relax, share a drink together and enjoy a cheerful and informal moment of connection!