Ensure your designs meet specifications.

Design Verification and Validation are essential processes for confirming that products meet specifications and performance requirements before full-scale production. Verification involves checking that the design outputs meet the design inputs and that the product is built according to specifications. Validation entails testing and evaluating the final product to ensure it meets the needs and requirements of the end user. Industrial CT scanning offers a non-destructive, high-precision method for both verifying and validating designs, providing detailed 3D models that allow for comprehensive inspection and analysis without the need for disassembly or destruction.

Industrial CT is crucial for manufacturers across various industries, including medical devices, athletic equipment, and electronics. It allows for precise verification and validation of both internal and external features, establishing that designs are executed accurately and perform as intended. With Industrial CT scanning, you can streamline both processes, improve product quality, and reduce time-to-market.

Industrial CT allows for streamlined design validation and verification to ensure the internal pump assembly inside this insulin delivery system functions as intended.

This 3D-printed automotive heat sink features a lattice design that increases surface area to optimize coolant flow and regulate the temperature of a high-voltage traction inverter.

Medical device manufacturers rely on CT scanning for design verification to confirm the functionality of implants, surgical instruments, and diagnostic equipment. For design validation, CT can evaluate the final product in simulated clinical environments, helping guarantee that it meets regulatory standards and performs reliably in real-world conditions.

In aerospace, CT provides detailed insights into internal geometries and material properties, identifying any deviations from the design inputs. For design validation, CT allows for testing the actual performance of these components under simulated operational conditions so they meet the rigorous demands of the aerospace industry.

In the automotive industry, CT reveals internal defects, misalignments, and material inconsistencies that could jeopardize performance. For design verification and validation, CT scanning helps test these components to confirm they meet safety, durability, and performance standards.