Online measurement and monitoring of thickness reduction (thinning) due to corrosion and wear of piping within the factory using our unique sensor technology!
This document introduces CAST Inc., a startup aiming to solve challenges in the manufacturing industry with its unique heat-resistant, flexible, and thin sensors as core technology. It provides detailed information about the company overview, history, core technology, and the configuration of the pipe wall thinning monitoring system. Additionally, it includes achievements, examples of PoC implementation (offline), and case studies, so please take a moment to read through it. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Company Overview ■ History ■ Increasing trend of accidents in factories/plants ■ Challenges in maintenance operations ■ Core Technology *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Published Content (Excerpt)】 ■ Solving manufacturing challenges with the CAST piping monitoring system ■ Configuration of the piping wall thickness monitoring system ■ Data acquisition software ■ Numerous installation achievements ■ PoC implementation examples (offline) *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is guided by the principle of "Sensible Sensing," aiming to provide high-quality and diverse sensors as measurement systems that meet the needs of the times, thereby striving for a more convenient and safer world. The sensors we have uniquely developed are film-type piezoelectric sensors characterized by heat resistance, flexibility, and thinness. By installing sensors in hard-to-reach areas such as high-temperature environments, curved surfaces, and narrow spaces, and monitoring them with a monitoring system, we can prevent accidents and ensure safety in areas where regular monitoring was previously unattainable, thus enhancing convenience.