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testing, and real-time compliance monitoring. Its
ability to analyze and interpret vast datasets will
support more proactive quality assurance models,
signi昀椀cantly reducing ine昀케ciencies in regulatory
compliance. AI-powered metrology solutions are
poised to become standard across industries,
ensuring consistent and reliable conformity
assessment.
Assessment Program, California State University, Dominguez
Hills, College of Extended and International Education,
International Accreditation Service.
See Appendix E for a summary of international,
regional, and national standards guiding ethical
and technical frameworks for AI in metrology and
conformity assurance.
AI Summit. 2023. “AI and Quality Assurance in
Manufacturing.” LinkedIn excerpt.
Conclusion
Author Biography
AI is undeniably reshaping metrology and conformity
assurance—offering unprecedented precision,
e昀케ciency, and predictive capabilities. While
challenges remain, a well-structured approach
that incorporates ethical AI governance, regulatory
alignment, and continuous learning will be key to
successful integration. As industries move toward a
future de昀椀ned by AI-powered metrology, embracing
this transformation will be essential for maintaining
competitiveness and compliance in an increasingly
data-driven world.
References
Hazarian, Emil. 2024. “AI Transformation in Quality and
Metrology.” The 7th China International Import Expo International Quality Innovation Forum. California State
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Hazarian, Emil, P.S. Ramakrishnan, and P.J. McCullen.
2022. Accreditation, Standardization and Conformity
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Prof. Emil Hazarian, Dipl. Eng., internationally
known as “Mr. Metrology,” is a globally recognized
expert in metrology, quality assurance, and
standardization, with almost six decades of
experience across national labs, the U.S. Navy,
Fortune 500 companies, and academia. He holds
advanced degrees in Mechanical Engineering,
Quality Assurance, and Metrology, and has taught
at California State University, Dominguez Hills since
1997.
He has consulted extensively on ISO 17025 and ISO
9001 accreditation, collaborated with organizations
such as NIST and NASA, and served in leadership
roles at the Measurement Science Conference and
on the IAS Technical Advisory Council. He is the
co-author of The Metrology Handbook (ASQ Press)
and has presented at conferences worldwide. Email:
ehazarian@csudh.edu
