Kategorie: Spectral Imaging

Previously, active thermography has often been used as a qualitative method, providing a quick, non-contact overview of the integrity of a component. In the event of any thermal anomalies, a second test method, in most cases ultrasonic, had to be used to determine absolute defect sizes. Photothermal tomography with the compact 3D V-ROX by Voidsy enables 3D defect visualization and an easy automation of inspection tasks. It significantly increases the efficiency of determining the lateral defect size and the defect depth.

QDI Systems, a Dutch company, has developed a new technology based on colloidal quantum dots (QDs), poised to revolutionize the image sensors industry. Currently, the quantum dots material being produced serves as a platform technology, with a focus on three key application areas: direct and indirect conversion X-ray sensors, as well as short-wave infrared (SWIR) sensors.

From remote sensing to microscopy, the novel Hera camera of Nireos is an easy-to-use, point&shoot hyperspectral camera, ideal to characterize samples in the lab or monitor the quality of products without any compromise on data quality and resolution.

Today, many complex industrial high-tech processes for performance surfaces and surface finishing by thin films and coatings still run without adequate, non-destructive, or automatable at-line or in-line inspection. Dive imaging system’s comprehensive, contactless, and fast hyperspectral inspection enables continuous processes – inceasing production quality, yield and saving costs.