Kevin Harding is a cofounder of Optical Metrology Solutions LLC were he provides consulting and product development assistance. Previously at GE R&D center he lead the activity in Optical Metrology and provided guidance to a wide range of optical technology projects, doing work for the many businesses of GE. Before joining GE, as Director of the Electro-Optics Lab at the Industrial Technology Institute for 14 years, Kevin built the electro-optics business doing over 200 projects and spinning off a number (6) of commercial products. Within the technical community for over 45 years, he developed and chaired new technical conferences and workshops including the industry recognized Optics and Lighting for Machine Vision which he taught for over 15 years. Kevin Harding is internationally recognized for his expertise in 3D measurement technology, and has been recognized for this work by many organizations including:
Society of Manufacturing Engineers Outstanding Young Engineer Award 1989 Engineering Society of Detroit Leadership Award 1990 Automated Imaging Association, Leadership Award, 1994 SME (Society of Manufacturing Engineers) Eli Whitney Productivity Award 1997 SPIE President's award 2010 Kevin. Harding has published over 150 technical papers, taught over 60 short courses and tutorials to industrial and academic audiences, as well as an NTU video course on Optical Metrology, Authored/Edited 2 books (including SPIE Practical Optical Metrology) contributed sections to 7 other books, and received over 88 patents leading to 12 past and present products. He has served on industrial advisory committees, society Committee chair and conference chair for over 25 years working with the SPIE, LIA, ESD, SME, and OSA. Kevin was the Chair of the Machine Vision Association (1991), chair of the SME Publications Committee (1993-4) and 2008 President of SPIE-the International Society for Optics and Photinics as well as a fellow of the SPIE.
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