I tried cutting a "pump bottle" into pieces with NAOMi-CT. *Video included.
The "NAOMi-CT" is a non-destructive testing device that allows for 3D cross-sectional observation of objects made from various shapes and materials without cutting them, from different angles. This time, we will release sample images and videos taken during cross-sectional imaging. 【Target Objects】 Pump bottles / Plastic and resin 【Features of NAOMi-CT】 1. Imaging speed of approximately 16 seconds / Display time of 45 seconds (for the 2.8 million yen CT model) 2. No qualification required for X-ray operators 3. Compact enough to be used on a desk (no X-ray room needed) 【Other Use Cases】 Industrial parts such as aluminum, engine components, aluminum die-cast, monitor cables, as well as food items like frozen foods and fruits, cosmetics such as powder compacts and eyeliners, and inspection of 100 yen shop products. *Some materials may not be suitable for imaging. Please inquire for details. We are also accepting sample imaging requests. Available at 29 locations nationwide, including dismantling research facilities. *For more information, please feel free to contact us.
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In 1993, the company was founded by the current president Jiro Maruyama and his wife Yuriko, centered around wireless and CCD camera technology. Today, it is involved in the development, manufacturing, and sales of dental intraoral cameras, medical and industrial X-ray sensors, industrial endoscopes, broadcasting and professional cameras, and the development of capsule endoscopes. In the dental field, currently, 85% of the world's wireless intraoral cameras are made by RF. Additionally, in the medical field, the digital X-ray announced in 2006 captured a 29.6% share (the number one achievement) in the domestic DR market the following year in 2007.
