From the Lab Bench

Verity IA 4.1.7 moves off the Thales Sentinel HL hardware key. Here is why dongles made sense in air-gapped mills, why the industry moved to software licensing, and why you will never pay a lost key fee again.

Apogee's Spec*Scan is obsolete, per the distributors who used to sell it. Here is what changed, why Windows 10's end of support made it urgent, and how Verity IA approaches a migration.

We're building an AI assistant into Verity IA — one that will keep your data on your hardware, where it belongs. Meet Vero, your personal, local AI QA assistant.

Your scans already capture the data. Now we're teaching the software to read it. AI-powered defect identification is on the Verity IA roadmap — classifying stickies, ink specks, shives, and contaminants automatically.

A feature born from a real customer experience — because your data shouldn't be at risk. Your analysis setups, calibration data, and system configurations, protected and accessible from anywhere.