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Measurement-assisted assembly (MAA) is any method of assembly in which measurements are used to guide assembly processes. Such processes include: * Predictive fettling/shimming in which component measurements are used to predict gaps and interferences prior to assembly, and these predictions are used to enable a right-first-time assembly * Assemble-Measure-Move (AMM) processes where a component is positioned approximately in an assembly, the position of the component is measured and then it is moved towards its specified position. This process may be iterated a number of times before the component is within its specified position, alternatively 'real time' measurements may be used to 'track' the component into location. * Active tooling is a form of assembly fixture which does not rely