Aerospace manufacturers use industrial CT for FAI to verify the compliance of complex components such as turbine blades, airframe structures, and engine parts. CT ensures that critical features meet stringent design and performance criteria, providing a reliable foundation for subsequent production stages and enhancing overall product safety.

In the automotive industry, CT scanning is used for FAI to inspect initial samples of engine components, transmission parts, and structural elements. It enables the detection of potential manufacturing issues such as internal defects, misalignments, and material inconsistencies that might not be visible with traditional inspection methods.

‍Medical device manufacturers rely on CT scanning for FAI to validate the design and functionality of surgical instruments, implants, and diagnostic equipment. This non-destructive method ensures that all medical devices comply with regulatory requirements and performance standards, providing thorough reports of design validation.