Markup 4
Annotate the film without touching pixel data, and carry the annotations into the report.
- Rectangle
- Circle
- Arrow
- Text
Runs in the Browser.
The same radiographic analysis your team does at a workstation, opened from a URL. Sign in, pick a study, measure it, mark what you find and export the report — on a borrowed laptop at a client site if that is what the day looks like. And when the film should not leave the building, switch the workspace to offline and it doesn't.
Browser
Nothing to install. DICOM and TIFF open in the tab.
Offline
Files open from the device, and nothing is uploaded.
Cloud
A shared study library, with activity tracked.
Report
Report editor, with operator qualification and signature.
Full NDT analysis in a browser: ROI statistics, SNR, CNR, line and wall profiles, and 12 image filters.
FoXpert Web opens studies from the device or from the shared cloud library, works on them in the tab, and sends the result out as a report.
Studies in
DICOM and TIFF from the device, or from the shared cloud library.
1 Radiograph
Decoded and rendered in the tab.
2 Line profile
Plotted across the film, with the pixel value read out.
3 ROI statistics
SNR and CNR from a region of the film.
4 Report
Measurements and indications go in straight from the session.
Out of the tab
A PDF report through the browser’s print dialog, and the session’s activity in the library.
Browser-based usually means read-only. This one measures, computes and marks up.
Annotate the film without touching pixel data, and carry the annotations into the report.
Set a scale from a known feature, then measure in millimetres or inches against it.
The quantitative work, in the tab — signal, contrast, profiles and indications.
Applied client-side and reversible. Fox Bleach is an adaptive local contrast boost — it lifts detail in bright and dark areas at once without overexposing, with tile size and clip limit exposed.
The decision is a switch in the toolbar, not a different product — and you can change your mind partway through an inspection.
A shared study library your team works out of, with a record of who looked at what.
“Access your shared DICOM library, review and analyze remotely, and upload new studies. Your activity is tracked.”
For controlled material and air-gapped sites: the browser does the work, the file stays put.
“Open DICOM files or folders directly from this device. Nothing leaves your machine — full analysis, no upload.”
A URL and a modern browser. No installer, no per-machine licence dance, no local dependency to keep patched.
Delivered as a web application. New build, new page load — nothing to roll out to workstations.
DICOM .dcm and TIFF .tif/.tiff, as single files or a folder at a time.
A 6166 × 2570 radiograph decoded and rendered in the tab, with pan, zoom and filters staying usable.
Point it at a single file or an entire folder of studies and page through them without leaving the tab.
Front end, API and viewer run as separate Azure App Services — the build we tested serves the viewer from an Indian region, so hosting can follow your data-residency rule.
Exported through the browser's print dialog, so it lands wherever your paperwork already goes.
Send us a representative study and the standard you work to, and we will set up an account so your reviewers can try it from their own browsers — cloud library, offline mode, and the report at the end of it.