Robotization of the IR-Thermographic technique – impact on the visualisation quality and considerations on the data workflow
N Montinaro,
C Mineo,
A Pantano
et al.
Abstract:Quality control automation is becoming increasingly popular in industrial production lines. Active thermography techniques are well-regarded for their adaptability, providing fast, non-contact, and full-field non-destructive evaluation. Automating thermographic evaluation can increase assessment speed and repeatability without sacrificing inspection accuracy. By using a robot arm to manipulate the thermographic setup, it becomes possible to inspect large components and refine scans on suspicious zones, even in… Show more
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