Digital Metrology Has Released Omnisurf 5.0

The update adds batch processing and wear analysis tools for surface measurement standards.

Updated on Oct. 10, 2026 in Software

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Digital Metrology has launched Omnisurf 5.0, introducing automated batch processing and wear analysis tools designed to streamline industrial surface measurement workflows. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Digital Metrology has released version 5.0 of its Omnisurf software, which provides new interactive filtering and analysis capabilities. The software is available for immediate use via single-use license or subscription.

Why it matters

Engineers rely on these tools to troubleshoot production issues and refine surface specifications during manufacturing. The release addresses the need for faster, high-throughput analysis of surface data in industrial environments.

Omnisurf 5.0 implements hundreds of parameters compliant with ISO 29210 and ASME standards. The updated software introduces a Wavelength Content graph to define filtering specifications and new tools for quantifying wear scar volumes.

The players

Digital Metrology

A developer of surface analysis software and engineering tools focused on standardization and manufacturing quality control.

The details

The software uses an interactive interface that allows engineers to manipulate profile data while visualizing the immediate effects of different analysis steps. New batch processing tools automate the assessment of large surface data sets, allowing teams to qualify production processes rapidly. Additionally, the Micro Wear analysis tool enables the measurement of surface degradation without the need for time-consuming accelerated testing cycles.

Timeline

  1. Digital Metrology announced the release of Omnisurf 5.0 on October 10, 2026.

The Tech Race

This release follows the ongoing industry shift toward enforcing strict compliance with ISO 29210 and ASME standards in automated production. It reflects a wider effort to move surface metrology away from manual testing toward high-speed, scalable data processing.

Engineers and quality control specialists can access Omnisurf 5.0 immediately through either a single-use license or a subscription package. The update primarily benefits those involved in manufacturing workflows that require high-throughput inspection and wear analysis.

The takeaway

The addition of Micro Wear analysis allows teams to bypass long-term testing by using predictive modeling instead. Users should monitor Digital Metrology for future documentation on how these new macros integrate with existing proprietary manufacturing pipelines.

Further reading

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Source note: This article includes information reported by ETMM.

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