Industrial X-ray computed tomography (CT) continues to reshape the way manufacturers understand product quality. By enabling full internal visibility without destructive testing, CT technology is increasingly central to metrology, quality control, and production decision-making.
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Wagon Automotive’s production environment involves highly complex parts with varied geometries that must be inspected with tight tolerances. Ensuring consistent measurement accuracy while maintaining production speed presented a significant challenge.
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A new generation of robotic inspection systems is emerging to overcome these challenges. At the Advanced Inspection, Methods and Materials (AIMM) Center in Ogden, Utah, Omni NDE has upgraded its robotic computed tomography (CT) platform, demonstrating how robotic scanning, high-resolution detectors and advanced software can expand the possibilities for non-destructive evaluation (NDE) of composite and hybrid structures.
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The ability to look inside complex components without cutting them open or dismantling them lies at the heart of nondestructive testing (NDT). However, traditional industrial computed tomography (CT) systems are constrained by the size of the objects they can accommodate. Components must fit inside the scanner, limiting the application of CT for large assemblies such as full vehicles, aircraft structures, or large energy systems.
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By adapting its proven ProfilControl 7 technology specifically to the needs of plastics processing, the company delivers a system that balances high performance with cost efficiency—qualities that make it particularly well suited to the window construction industry.
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Digital Quality Backbone for Additive Manufacturing – To support long-term quality assurance, rpm implemented a data-driven quality management approach using software solutions from amsight.
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AT Sensors has introduced the C7 triangulation camera, marking a significant development in industrial 3D measurement technology. As the first model in the newly developed C7 series, the system delivers up to five times higher data throughput and significantly faster 3D scanning performance compared with previous generations.
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Datalogic has introduced the Matrix 830 and 930 series — the only 2D area imagers in the world that can scan conveyor belts up to 1 meter wide with a single device. With ultra-high-resolution sensors, unmatched throughput, and patented focus technologies, they deliver a truly revolutionary solution combining maximum performance with the lowest system cost.
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A new generation of ultra-compact inspection robots developed jointly by the UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) and CERN could soon be ‘scurrying’ through the internal beamlines of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), providing a powerful new tool for monitoring the world’s most complex particle accelerator.
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Mitutoyo has expanded its coordinate metrology portfolio with the introduction of the CRYSTA-KM 565, a manual coordinate measuring machine (CMM) designed to deliver reliable dimensional inspection with simplicity, robustness and cost efficiency.
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