Mitutoyo America Corporation Unveils the MiSTAR 575 Shop Floor CNC CMM: Next-Level Accuracy and Performance for Larger Parts

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Mitutoyo America Corporation Unveils the MiSTAR 575 Shop Floor CNC CMM: Next-Level Accuracy and Performance for Larger Parts

2025-04-08 19:07 Last Updated At：19:21

AURORA, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Apr 8, 2025--

Mitutoyo America Corporation, a global leader in precision measurement technology, is excited to announce the launch of the MiSTAR 575 Shop Floor CNC Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM). Building upon the success of MiSTAR 555, the MiSTAR 575 takes shop-floor performance, accuracy, and measuring range to new heights, offering unparalleled capabilities for a wide range of applications.

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Designed to measure small to medium-sized workpieces, the MiSTAR 575 delivers the same high standards of accuracy, repeatability, speed, and environmental resistance that Mitutoyo is known for. With its expanded measuring range, the MiSTAR 575 is optimized for larger parts while maintaining exceptional performance in demanding environments.

Advantages of MiSTAR 575 To MiSTAR 555:

Why Choose MiSTAR 575?

The MiSTAR 575 offers the perfect combination of extended range and high precision, making it an ideal solution for both the manufacturing floor and the quality inspection room. Whether you're looking to increase throughput or require a CMM with larger measurement capabilities, the MiSTAR 575 will help elevate your production process.

Whether expanding your capacity or seeking the best in class for your measuring applications, the MiSTAR 575 provides the perfect solution, delivering the same high-quality performance that Mitutoyo is famous for.

For more information, about the new MiSTAR 575 Shop Floor CNC CMM, call your preferred Mitutoyo Distributor or visit the nearest Mitutoyo M³ Solution Center.

Mitutoyo Corporationis the world's most comprehensive provider of measurement and inspection solutions offering the most complete selection of machines, sensors, systems, and services with a line encompassing CMM (coordinate measuring machines), vision, form and finish measuring machines, as well as precision tools and instruments, and metrology data management software. Mitutoyo's nationwide network of Metrology Centers and support operations provides application, calibration, service, repair, and educational programs to ensure that our 5,500+ metrology products will deliver measurement solutions for our customers throughout their lifetime.

Lori Vallow Daybell convicted in Arizona of conspiring to kill her estranged husband in 2019

2025-04-23 08:17 Last Updated At：08:21

PHOENIX (AP) — An Arizona jury has found Lori Vallow Daybell guilty of conspiring to murder her estranged husband, meaning the mother with doomsday religious beliefs faces another life sentence after she was already convicted in Idaho in the killings of her two youngest children and a romantic rival.

Prosecutors said she conspired with her brother, Alex Cox, in the July 2019 shooting death of Charles Vallow at her home in the Phoenix suburb of Chandler.

She was trying to collect money from his life insurance policy, prosecutors said, and planned to marry her then-boyfriend Chad Daybell, an Idaho author who wrote several religious novels about prophecies and the end of the world.

Jurors deliberated for a total of three hours over two days. Vallow Daybell, who isn’t an attorney but chose to defend herself at trial, sat mostly still as the verdict was read but glanced occasionally at jurors as they were asked to confirm they found her guilty on the single charge.

One of the jurors, Victoria Lewis, said outside the courthouse that Vallow Daybell didn't do herself any favors by choosing to represent herself.

“Many days she was just smiling and laughing and didn't seem to take anything very seriously,” Lewis told reporters.

Vallow Daybell told the jury that during the encounter inside the house, Vallow chased her with a bat, and her brother shot him in self-defense after she left the house.

Cox, who also claimed he acted in self-defense, died five months later from what medical examiners said was a blood clot in his lungs.

Vallow's siblings, Kay Woodcock and Gerry Vallow, told reporters they are grateful for the jury's decision.

“We gotcha, and you're not the smartest person in the room," Woodcock said when asked if she has a message for Vallow Daybell. “Everybody's going to forget about you.”

The Associated Press left email messages seeking comment Tuesday from the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office, which prosecuted the case, and the lawyers who served as legal advisers to Vallow Daybell during the trial.

The trial marked the first of two criminal trials in Arizona for Vallow Daybell. She is scheduled to go on trial again in early June on a charge of conspiring to murder Brandon Boudreaux, the ex-husband of Vallow Daybell’s niece. Boudreaux survived the attempt.

Vallow Daybell will be sentenced in Vallow's death after her second trial. She is already serving three life sentences in the Idaho case.

Last week at the Arizona trial, Adam Cox, another brother of Vallow Daybell, testified on behalf of the prosecution, telling jurors that he had no doubt that his siblings were behind Vallow’s death.

Adam Cox said the killing happened just before he and Vallow were planning an intervention to bring his sister back into the mainstream of their shared faith in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. He testified that before Vallow’s death, his sister had told people her husband was no longer living and that a zombie was living inside his body.

Four months before he died, Vallow filed for divorce from Vallow Daybell, saying she had become infatuated with near-death experiences and had claimed to have lived numerous lives on other planets. He alleged she threatened to ruin him financially and kill him. He sought a voluntary mental health evaluation of his wife.