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Imagic’s systems aid scientists, engineers and technicians
in R&D, production, quality investigation and testing for the identifying
and reporting of essential results as fast as possible to achieve lean development
and manufacturing. In Aerospace, Automotive and Electronic engineering there
is a need for in depth analysis of a wide range of digital images. Imagic's
clients include major UK and European aerospace and automotive manufacturers
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The Imagic systems feature ergonomic image acquisition from taking a photograph
for identification through to macro/microscopic and electron microscopic investigation.
Often there are imaging techniques such as Non Destructive Testing (NDT) that
have now been standardised for the materials world. Techniques include endoscopes,
boroscopes, X-Ray, CT and ultrasound. |
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As quoted by a client using ImageAccess...
“I can take an image to my manager, point at the issue and quote a scientific
equation highlighting the issue”… “what I need to be able to do is…grab an image,
insert a scale marker, highlight the area with an arrow or measurement and then
place that image into word with possibly an explanation.” “oh, and I want to
do it in as few button presses as possible!” |
Imagic’s systems aid many manufacturing disciplines with simplicity enabling
a fast turn around of results. This is achieved either with highly capable ergonomic
single workstation systems, local turnkey network systems; to reduce the bottle
neck and provide safer centralised data storage to fully integrated IT/IS supported
corporate solutions for site, national and trans-national image management. |
The demand for greater data efficiency is ever increasing, and to aid this
Imagic’s products are capable of integrating with other systems like SAP and
LIM (laboratory information management) Systems. |
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Strings,faultless and faulty (comparison) |
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Connection seam between metal bellows and flange, preparation, colour etching
acc. Beraha |
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Fractured surface of not completely sintered component part, using powder metallurgical
process |
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Within the process of materials testing and damage analysis the examination
results must be documented in detail. The process includes various testing methods
such as classical metallography with macroscopic and microscopic part and microstructure
examination, hardness testing, scanning electron microscopy and fluorescent X-ray
analysis. Results must be recorded using image and meta data, in order to generate
reports and certificates. |
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In AUDI materials testing, image management is used at 3 different locations
in part, material and damage analysis for order processing, image, result and
document archiving, as well as for report generation. A heterogeneous network
solution combines the most different testing methods, starting from metallography
in macroscopic and microscopic part and micro structure judgement, including
image analysis, to scanning electron microscopy based using EDX analysis, to
micro hardness testing and inorganic analysis procedures (OES; ICP, GDOS, RFA),
up to non-destructive testing methods (X-Ray, CT, Thermography). Location cross
linking of image management is already partially realised. |
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Polyamide fibre, trilobal cross section |

The image management system is successfully used for microscopic examinations
of textiles, in research and application, as well as microscopic analysis of
textile damage |
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Cross section of a hair, dyed blue |
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View alongside fibre, cotton fibre |
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