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Top AI-powered Vehicle Inspection Alternative to Uveye SHANGHAI, CHINA, January 28, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- A luxury sedan pulls into a busy service center, the driver concerned about a faint rattling sound and a possible scratch from a tight parking garage. In the past, a service advisor would walk around the vehicle with a clipboard, squinting at body panels under flickering fluorescent lights and perhaps missing a small underbody scrape that could lead to future corrosion. Today, that same vehicle glides through a sleek, sensor-equipped archway. In second ...Read More.
Broadband Ultrasonic Imaging Shows Defects in All Types of Concrete WASHINGTON, Jan. 27, 2026 — Concrete structures like roads and bridges require nondestructive testing methods to identify interior defects without destroying their structure. Most methods send sound waves into the material and capture the waves that echo back to create images of what’s inside and find defects. This process is similar to ultrasounds used to see inside the human body. But unlike human tissues, concrete contains a diversity of materials, including stone, clay, chalk, slate, iron ore, and sa ...Read More.
New IAEA Research Project to Enhance Disaster Management with AI-Augmented Non-Destructive Testing A new IAEA research project will investigate how artificial intelligence can be used to strengthen non-destructive testing techniques used in disaster response. The project aims to enable faster, safer and more reliable engineering assessments critical for disaster response and recovery. Disasters — including earthquakes, floods, tsunamis, extreme weather events and industrial accidents — have increased in frequency and severity in recent decades, putting greater strain on critical infrastructure worldw ...Read More.
Finding Defects in the Great Wall of China The Ming Great Wall in Beijing suffers from hidden voids, detachments, and moisture infiltration from long-term weathering and human impacts. Invasive diagnostics risk irreversible damage to this UNESCO site. This study developed a non-destructive 400 MHz GPR framework integrating attribute analysis and 3D imaging, validated through scaled physical models and field surveys at the Panlongshan section. Instantaneous amplitude enabled 3D reconstruction with 19.41% mean volumetric error. Strong empirical ...Read More.
SinceVision Redefines Precision Industrial Inspection Seoul, South Korea – January 28, 2026 — SinceVision, a global leader in industrial sensors and scientific cameras, today announced its participation in Smart Factory + Automation World 2026 (AW 2026), Asia’s leading smart manufacturing innovation expo. The event will take place from March 4–6, 2026, at the COEX Exhibition Center in Seoul, South Korea, where SinceVision will exhibit at Hall B, Booth B910. AW 2026 marks a key gathering point for manufacturing leaders driving digital transformation across s ...Read More.
Depot Innovation Drives Readiness, Saves Air Force Millions at OC-ALC TINKER AIR FORCE BASE, Okla. -- Airmen and civilian engineers across the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex are turning innovation into readiness, delivering faster repairs, improved inspections and millions of dollars in cost avoidance for the U.S. Air Force. Several OC-ALC teams were recognized in January for cost-effective readiness initiatives that strengthen aircraft sustainment while reducing repair timelines and expenses. A team from the 550th Commodities Maintenance Squadron and 76th Commoditi ...Read More.
Why Switch to Digital Radiography In weld inspection, image quality is the foundation of accurate interpretation. Over the last decade, industrial radiography has seen major advancements in image resolution, radiographic contrast, and defect indication visibility. These improvements are not just technical - they directly impact safety, compliance, and operational efficiency. Resolution: From Grain to Pixels Historically, film radiography was considered the benchmark for resolution because of its fine grain structure. Howe ...Read More.
Why Oil & Gas Operators Prefer Cygnus 1 Ex for Hazardous Zone Inspections Cygnus 1 Ex is a certified, intrinsically safe gauge favoured by oil and gas operators for its safety, efficiency, and accuracy. It enhances safety by being rated for Zone 0, allows inspections during live operations to reduce downtime, lowers costs by eliminating shutdowns and coating removal, and supports asset integrity through reliable measurements for proactive maintenance. The Cygnus 1 Ex sets a new benchmark for ultrasonic thickness measurement in the oil and gas industry – where safety, uptime, a ...Read More.
IC-CNR, ENEA use Avizo Software for CT porosity analysis of CFRP The Italian National Research Council’s (CNR) Institute of Crystallography of CNR (Bari, Italy) and the National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic Development (ENEA, Rome, Italy) aim to show the versatility of X-ray computed tomography (CT) to inspect the internal structure of carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) composites in monolithic and sandwich laminate configurations widely used in aerospace structures. Certification of such composites typically involves the use ...Read More.
ViewTech Borescopes Launches New Triple-Camera Borescope TRAVERSE CITY, Mich., Dec. 19, 2025 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — ViewTech Borescopes announced the introduction of the new VJ-4 8.4mm triple camera borescope this week: engineered to provide a near-360-degree field of view. Using three integrated high-resolution cameras – one forward-facing camera and two side-facing cameras – the triple camera borescope delivers a more comprehensive assessment for the most demanding professional and industrial applications. According to ViewTech Borescopes, the triple-camera ...Read More.
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