The third day of the 4th RADWAG Metrology Symposium was practical in nature; it focused on the presentation of modern technologies and their applications in metrology, scientific research and industry. The programme comprised four parallel thematic tracks, allowing participants to choose the topics which best suit their interests.

The session on the automation of calibration processes showcased RADWAG’s latest solutions in the field of automatic mass comparators, density and volume measurements of standards, and nano-weighing. The track on environmental protection focused on the automation of filter weighing processes used in air quality monitoring and the application of precise mass measurements in research into particulate matter. Participants interested in pipette calibration learnt about the latest changes to the ISO 8655 standard, modern automatic calibration systems and the challenges associated with laboratory accreditation. Meanwhile, the session on weighing modules presented solutions designed to automate production and laboratory processes, including weighing modules, robotic and automated weighing systems, and checkweighers.

Each track concluded with individual consultations with experts, providing an opportunity to deepen one’s knowledge and discuss the practical applications of the technologies presented. Following a group lunch, there was a summary of the three days’ proceedings and the official closing of the 4th RADWAG Metrology Symposium.