Annotation
Mark up the film without touching the pixel data. Every annotation carries into the report.
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Made for Desktop.
A radiographic testing workstation built for the people who actually read film. Open a radiograph, measure it against the standard, mark what you find, and hand over a report that survives an audit — with the detector, the source and the analysis all under one roof.
Hardware
Three plug-in layers: detector, X-ray and motion.
3D
3D surface plot of a selected region.
Audit
Audit log, named users and role-based access.
AI
Train a defect model on your own radiographs. It runs on your PC.
Open architecture, with plug-in layers for detector, X‑ray controller and motion.
FoXpert RT Pro reaches the detector, the X-ray controller and the motion hardware through three plug-in layers, opens radiographs from disk, and hands over a report, an audit log, images and a procedure sheet.
Hardware and files
Detector, X-ray controller and motion through three plug-in layers, or radiographs from disk.
1 Radiograph
Processed on the GPU, with a CPU fallback.
2 Line profile
Measure the radiograph and mark the indications.
3 3D surface
Plot a region as a 3D surface.
4 Report
Written up, while the audit log records who did what.
What comes out
A PDF report, the audit log, exported images and a printable RT procedure sheet.
Grouped the way the work actually runs — mark it, measure it, process it, sign it off.
Mark up the film without touching the pixel data. Every annotation carries into the report.
The quantitative case for your call — signal, contrast, resolution and wall thickness, against a calibrated scale.
Nineteen compute shaders running on the GPU, so a 15-megapixel frame stays interactive while you work it.
A PDF that stands up to review, and a record of who changed what.
For the days when it is not one film — batch the routine work and keep the study organised.
The lookups an analyst would otherwise keep in a binder, in the same window as the film.
One application from the detector to the signed report, so nothing is re-keyed between tools.
Pull frames from a connected flat panel detector, or open existing film — single file, whole folder, or through the study browser.
Window level, auto brightness/contrast and a saveable GPU filter chain, applied to the frame or just the region you care about.
Confirm image quality on the numbers before any call gets made about the weld — SNR, CNR, MTF, and the duplex wire detector for basic spatial resolution.
Set a search region, let assisted detection propose candidates, then confirm, reclassify or dismiss each one yourself.
Generate the PDF with procedure, exposure, compliance and personnel sections — while the audit log records who did what.
Detector, source and motion drivers ship in the box, behind a common abstraction — so swapping a panel does not mean swapping software.
Integrate any detector. We partner with global OEMs, and a built-in simulator covers bench work with no hardware attached.
Integrate any X-ray controller, through the same abstraction layer used for detectors and our partnerships with global OEMs.
HLSL compute shaders for the processing pipeline, with the active GPU named in the status bar.
Interface localisations including German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, Turkish and both Chinese scripts.
A native Windows application with GigE Vision frame grabber support and motion-control hooks for automated cells.
Built to work on an isolated inspection network, with named user accounts and role-based access on the workstation itself.
Send us a representative film and the standard you work to. We will walk FoXpert RT Pro through it with you — detector integration, image quality workflow and the report your client signs.