Radalytica

The technology

Radalytica's RadalyX turns X-ray inspection inside out. Instead of putting a part into a cabinet, robotic arms move the X-ray source and a photon-counting detector around the object — so inspection comes to the part, on the factory floor or in the field, and adapts its path to complex geometry. That open geometry reaches things a conventional CT never could: an installed aircraft wing, a structure too large or fixed to move, or a sample that has to be scanned where it sits.

Where it’s used

• On-location inspection — bring CT to the part instead of shipping it
• Very large or installed structures, like an aircraft wing
• Aerospace composites — foreign objects, porosity, water ingress in honeycomb
• Welds and castings — porosity and residual-stress evaluation
• Photon-counting X-ray, CT and tomosynthesis in one robotic platform