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Hi everyone, and welcome.

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Thanks for joining us for this informal,
but what we hope you'll find is

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informative webinar on industrial CT
scanning.

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I'm Victoria Rusman,
Creative Marketing Manager and now

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Pretech.

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I'm joined today by three talented minds
from our team.

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First off, we have Dave Nelson,
owner of NEL Pretech.

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He started this company over 30 years ago
before CT scanning was cool.

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We also have Mike Heim, Director of CT.

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He is an encyclopedia of knowledge when
it comes to X-rays and material behavior.

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And then we have Carter Aldridge,
CT specialist,

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who I'm pretty sure love solving complex
challenges using CT scanning.

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One note before we begin,
if any questions come up throughout the

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webinar,
go ahead and drop those in the chat.

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We'll hang on to them and we will answer
all of them during the Q&A at the end.

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With that said,
let's get into it and explore CT scanning.

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Dave, you're up.

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Hey again, thank you, Victoria.

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And my name is Dave Nelson,
owner and President Nel Pretix since 1993.

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I'd like to thank everyone here for
joining us for our very first webinar on

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3D scanning with a focus on CT scanning.

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It's a nice alternative to our lunch and
learn format.

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So if that's something that interests you,
that's a an event where we can come out,

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provide lunch,
and deep dive into some of these topics.

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Also, since this is introductory,
if anyone wants to deep dive into the

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topics,
we will take questions at the end of

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course,
and we can also visit with folks offline

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as well.

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So we've got an agenda today that
introduces that introduces our company,

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talks about what is CT scanning and how
it works and deals with some of the very

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important topics that'll help you engage
us for better outcomes, right resolutions,

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accuracy and some of the deliverables
that we offer.

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Everything that you're going to hear
today is geared at improving throughput.

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So kind of keep that in the back of your
mind as we introduce some of the various

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topics.

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The whole idea is to get your product to
market faster, recognize issues faster,

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solve problems faster and that has
brought us a few case studies.

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Unfortunately due to the NDA nature of
our arrangements with clients,

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we can't actually put product up here and
talk about specific issues with our

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customer.

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But we have two case studies that were
pretty dramatic in.

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In one,
we were able to reduce the timeline of

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from initial,
initial development to launch by about

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seven months.

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And we brought CT scanning to bear on
that project.

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And what it allowed us to do was
visualize the initial condition of the

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the mold, the tool,
the part and then start developing

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measurement routines in the backgrounds
while the customer without solving

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problems and and you know,
making adjustments to the molds in the

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process.

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And so by the time they were ready to
launch their product,

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we had all that measurement in place and
that executed in a matter of minutes and

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that resulted in in an enormous time
saving and got their product to market.

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I was told in the in the area of about
$60 million that they were able to

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accelerate.

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We had a major medical OEM come to us
with 20 different tools being managed by

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one person and we ended up launching that
in about 16-18 weeks, 20 weeks.

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And you know,
ended up saving that company millions of

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dollars in the process.

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And as a result,
they went ahead and integrated the CT

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scan process into every area of the
organization, R&D, quality,

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various engineers.

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So let me move right on and just kind of
introduce who we are before we get into

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CT scanning.

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So we are, I talk about my people,
my process and my platform when I

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introduce ourselves.

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So we are coming from a metrology
background since 1993.

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That's how we grew up.

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So we have years and years of metrology
experience.

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Everybody that we hired for since the
beginning has engineering backgrounds,

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engineering degrees and our CT group
comes from physics background with

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advanced degrees in physics as well as
engineering.

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And we have a variety of software
expertise from, you know,

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CAD software to measurement software to
reverse engineering software and so forth.

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And So what does that mean for you guys
that are going to engage you?

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So it means you're going to have this
high level collaboration.

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And I say collaboration because my
customers are bringing their expertise to

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the table.

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We're bringing ours and we're discussing
project details,

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problems and possible outcomes.

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And it's just builds a lot more
confidence, you know, in the outcome.

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So we're trying to solve problems
together.

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That's what that's what that is.

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So process we're creditized.

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So IC17-O25,
and I know there's a lot to that,

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but I generally highlight three different
things that have been transformative in

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the process of getting a credit.

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We have to define our measurement
uncertainty.

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It's something we define,
we test for and we publish and we need to

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have low enough measurement uncertainties
to to handle some of the precise

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tolerances that customers bring to us.

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Contract review.

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It's real simple.

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We go through,
it's a box we check and we review every

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aspect of your project to make sure that
we have the capacity and the capabilities

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and the technical know how to deliver
what it is that you're asking us to

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deliver, right.

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So that's important because we don't want
to have you go through the trouble of

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issuing purchase orders and,
and sending us parts and then finding out

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later that there's, there's,
there's some kind of shortcoming.

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Final inspection is real important.

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In the early days of our company, we had,
we're producing test reports that were

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laden with errors from time to time,
right?

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So that's just the nature of dealing with
the mass quantity of data.

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And we've really cleaned that up by
making sure that every test report that

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goes out is signed not just by the person
who did it,

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but it's been fully reviewed by a second
person.

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And that eliminates everything from
simple typos that might cause an,

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an aggravation at some point in the
process to identifying inconsistencies in

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the data that warrants some kind of
recheck.

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So those three things have been very
transformative to us.

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And again,
what that means to you is that you're

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going to,
you're going to have a better assurance

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of accuracy.

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You're going to have more reliable
results,

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you're going to have more confidence in
the data.

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And that's not to say we don't make
mistakes.

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We are humans.

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We still make mistakes.

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It's just that we have a,
a mature process in place that mitigates

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a lot of that risk.

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Then we talk about our platforms now,
which it's starting to get interesting

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now, right.

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So we have traditional measurement
platforms like CMM and vision systems,

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but we also use structured light or blue
light.

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That's a technology that digitizes a part
in all its surfaces,

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but it is limited by line of sight.

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So it's not going to be able to get
necessarily down into deep recesses.

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There could be reflectivity issues and
but the the uncertainties are,

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are comparable to other scan technologies
and you know for the right applications

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can be cheaper and more accurate.

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Computed tomography CT scanning is what
we're really talking about today.

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And this is an X-ray based technology
that scans your part,

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creates a digital representation of that,
but has the advantage of not being

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limited by line of sight.

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So we can see internal to the material.

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We can see assembly engagements,
things that are hidden from the eye.

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And we can perform a whole host of post
scan services which include basic

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metrology, material analysis,
defect porosity.

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We can overlay the digitized version of
your part onto another part or to CAD

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model and get a visual idea of how your
part is performing or how close it is to

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nominal.

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And so the benefits to you in acquiring
full digitized scan data is that you're

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going to be able to visualize the
condition of the part,

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you're going to be able to make decisions
much faster.

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That information can be disseminated out
to everyone in the organization,

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so they can all be looking at it
concurrently from their from their own

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job perspectives.

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That's a huge advantage in the digital
world.

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We can take measurements on the fly,
We can make changes on the fly.

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It executes much faster.

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Any measurement routine that we have will
typically execute in seconds,

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not hours or,
or days like a traditional measurement

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equipment would.

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So now we get into the fun part.

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So I'm going to turn it over at this
point to Carter Aldridge,

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who's going to introduce the CT
technology soon.

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Like Dave said,
my name is Carter Aldridge and I'm going

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to be your guide on the,
the science portion of this this webinar

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right now.

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So, you know, computer tomography or CT,
it's been used in the medical industry

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for decades at this point and it's
starting to come over to the industrial

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side.

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And you know what it is?

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It's an X-ray based technology.

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And the kind of the key thing is it's
going to be non destructive as well as

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providing full 3D images of both internal
and external features.

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And what do we use it for?

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We can use it for pretty much anything.

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That's kind of the,
the really unique advantage of this this

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technology is that if there's an
application you think it could be useful

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for,
it probably can or we'll find a way to do

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it.

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But how it actually works is in most
machines,

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this is going to be the typical setup.

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There's going to be some sort of X-ray
source.

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That source is going to emit a cone
shaped beam of X-rays.

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They're going to pass through whatever
the object that's being inspected is,

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and then they're going to land on a flat
panel detector and that part is gonna

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rotate 360° while the detector captures
thousands of images.

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You know,
just like if you've ever broken a bone

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and had to get an X-ray,
it's capturing thousands and thousands of

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those 2D X-rays.

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And the software that can then go back
and kind of compile all that into a full

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3D volume,
how we can achieve a greater resolution

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through magnification is by moving that
object either further away from the

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source or closer to the source.

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You can kind of think of it as if,
you know, as a kid,

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you're at the movie theater and you
wanted to put your hand up in front of

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the projector.

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You know,
your hand's only several inches long.

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But if you put it in front of that
projector really close, it's going to be,

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you know, 20 feet on that big, you know,
movie screen at the end of the the movie

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theater you're at.

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But you know,
resolution is obviously going to be a

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very important thing.

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It's going to determine the smallest
feature that you can see on the part.

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And where we start to see this fall apart
first is going to be on very small

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features and very small radii.

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So as you can see in the bottom right
there,

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we have a nominal CAD image of this part
and it's kind of got this, you know,

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perfect cubic grid pattern on it.

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But in the image above that is the CT
data.

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And you can see that if we kind of lower
that resolution,

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those sharp edges start to become rounded
off.

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And that's simply just because we're not
picking up enough data points or voxels.

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You can think of them as as 3D pixels
that the machine captures.

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And we can counteract that by increasing
the resolution by, like I said,

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moving that part closer to the emitter.

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So that's casting a bigger shadow,
if you will, on the detector.

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But by moving it closer,
we're going to be narrowing our field of

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view.

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So we're going to be able to pick up less
of an entire part, you know,

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So we might have to just look at a
certain area of interest or balance it

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out with, you know,
maybe a little bit lower resolution,

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but then we can capture the whole part in,
in a single scan and kind of to help

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visualize this.

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That flat panel detector, like I said,
has a, is a set grid on it.

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You know, it's got a set pixel grid on it.

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And so in the left image, you know,
we can get high magnification by taking

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our logo.

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We're putting it very close to the
emitter so that we're getting a big

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shadow on the detector.

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All of the data of the logo is being
spread out among lots and lots and lots

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of pixels.

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It's going to be very, very,
very crisp when it comes to the data

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that's being collected.

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But conversely, in that right image,
the low magnification one,

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we've moved the logo further away.

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We can now see the entire logo.

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Nothing's cut off or cropped or anything,
but instead of being essentially spread

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across the whole grid,
now we're only on about looks like, what,

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8 pixels there.

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So we're going to be picking up a lot
less crisp data from that scan.

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So optimizing resolution becomes a really,
really important part of properly CT

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scanning an object.

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You know,
obviously knee jerk reaction people,

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you ask them, you know,
what kind of resolution do you want?

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They want, I want the best, you know,
and sure,

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I might be able to scan something at a,
at a very, very high resolution,

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but I'm only going to be picking up,
you know, maybe an inch by an inch area,

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which if you have a 10 inch part is not
not going to be good enough for you.

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So we try and and counteract people
overestimating how much resolution they

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need.

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And additionally,
the closer the object is to the source,

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the less power the machine can use,
which can start to increase things like

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X-ray artifacting,
which is kind of you can think of like,

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you know, stack on ATV.

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It's, it's noise in the image we had.

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Also, like I said,
it lowers that field of view.

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So we're picking up a much smaller area
than we might need to pick up.

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And also conversely, you know,
if if I do have to do a small area and I

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have to do several scans together to
capture an entire part,

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that's going to drive up cost.

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We do always like to take take a
consultative approach and kind of work

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with you to figure out what will best
suit your needs for each individual

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project.

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Now,
kind of some examples of this resolution

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stuff that I'm talking about.

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I just grabbed a brass air Chuck out of
our back shop.

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It's a pretty common tool.

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Everybody knows what it is,
but so we're gonna look at some of the 2D

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X-rays here and let's say we wanted to
look at how these threads are interacting

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at the tip of the Chuck at a,
You'll see it says 25 microns for the

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resolution.

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And this is kind of an inverse thing.

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The higher the resolution,
the lower the Micron size will be.

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Basically this means that we're using
smaller and smaller cubes to quantifies

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the data.

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But as you can see at this low resolution,
you know,

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we see nice crisp lines along the threads.

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We can see how they're interacting.

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But as we move that part away and get a
lower and lower resolution,

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we're starting to get fuzzier.

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Those sharp edges are becoming rounded.

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And you know, at something, you know,
at triple the, the triple the voxel size,

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we're not really seeing what we needed to
see if we were trying to look at those

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threads.

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But also now not just a metal part,
but plastic,

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we can kind of see how the resolution
effects those small features that I was

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talking about.

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So we're going to look at the surface of
this little toy tank and at that high

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resolution, you know,
we can see this kind of little these

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little features on the bottom side there.

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You know,
we can see all of the the curves and

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radii and all the little bumps and all
that.

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And as we increase that voxel size,
you can see that that little, you know,

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Griebel on the side there is going to get
more and more kind of just uniform and

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just a BLOB instead of crisp like it was
at the beginning.

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We're also seeing as we move further away
from the detector,

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it allows the the contrast to kind of
equalize.

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So you'll see that the side of the tank
is getting smoother as we get further

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away.

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It's because we were able to use a little
bit more power,

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get a little bit better signal to noise
ratio and it's going to help smooth all

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that out.

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But like any technology,
TT does have its limitations,

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that mainly being artefacting.

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There's several different types of
artifacting.

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One of them is going to be extinction.

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And that's where the X-ray beam ends up
being absorbed by the material and not

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making it all the way through to the,
to the detector.

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And so, you know, you think X-rays,
what's the thing that's going to limit

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that?

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The first thing that popped into our
heads was lead.

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So we, we CT scanned this,
this bullet here.

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And as you can see in that bottom left
corner, we got this, this little,

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you know,
black patch where we know that there

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should be material there,
but because the lead is absorbing the

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X-rays,
they're not making the detector and the

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machine doesn't know that there's
something there.

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Another type of artifacting that we see
is called beam hardening.

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We typically see this with higher density
materials in this sample.

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You know,
you can see how it's kind of bright

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around the edge and then fades to a
darker grey in the middle and kind of has

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this undulating, I guess I'll say a,
a colour or colour intensity.

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And that's because as the X-ray beams hit
that surface, the way that they scatter,

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the machine thinks that there's a
apparent higher density on the edge of a

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material when it's actually a uniform
material.

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Some more examples of the extinction.

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You can see these dark Gray areas in this
part here.

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This part is all made of the same
material.

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It should all be that same grace Gray
scale value.

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But we're getting some extinction and
we're seeing those big shadows.

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Here's a little bit kind of a zoomed in
image of that.

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And this last one is going to be what's
called scattered radiation.

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You can see in kind of these large dark
areas, those should be air,

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they should be black.

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But when that beam hits material,
sometimes it doesn't continue on its

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straight path.

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It scatters.

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And so it's being picked up by a
different area on the detector than the

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beam originally, you know,
came from or what material it went

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00:18:57.084 --> 00:18:57.440
through.

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And so it shows up as this sort of fuzzy
snowy effect.

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There are ways to counteract all of these
artifacting examples,

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whether that's through how the parts are
fixtured in the machine to minimize the

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path length through the material so
there's less deflection,

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whether that's using different pre
filters or energy settings,

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00:19:17.285 --> 00:19:21.200
whether it's using some software after
the fact to help counteract.

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What we're seeing next is going to be
accuracy.

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When CT first came on to the field,
we had some customers that, you know,

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wanted to see how it compared to like a
traditional CMM system that they were

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00:19:34.353 --> 00:19:36.080
used to getting the results from.

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And to be a little bit nitpicky here in
our laboratory, you know, accuracy,

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it doesn't have a number.

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There's no unit for accuracy.

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I can't point at ACM and go that has five
accuracy.

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That just doesn't make sense.

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But what I can say is that it has a
certain uncertainty,

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A measurement uncertainty.

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That means that whatever the measured
value that the machine spits out,

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00:19:58.167 --> 00:20:01.946
plus or minus a set amount,
the true value of that measurement has to

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lie within that band.

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So,
and by looking at the uncertainty values,

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I can say that a certain device or
machine is more accurate than another

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00:20:11.340 --> 00:20:12.359
device or machine.

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But uncertainty is just kind of a
mathematical way of addressing any

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possible error from from a measurement.

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And as you can see.

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The posted values that we've we've that
we say for our CT machines are they're

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00:20:28.442 --> 00:20:33.040
accurate than most of the CMMS that we
actually have in our lab right now.

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They're sitting at 5.
3 and 9 micro or sorry, 5.3 and 7.3.

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You've changed that recently.

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It's gotten better microns and you know,
kind of a quick visualization of that,

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00:20:42.604 --> 00:20:46.320
the CT is going to have a,
a smaller band of uncertainty.

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00:20:46.320 --> 00:20:50.095
That means that that value is going to
fall within the a tighter tolerance than

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00:20:50.095 --> 00:20:52.360
the CMM because it has a,
a larger uncertainty.

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00:20:54.320 --> 00:20:57.137
And the kind of neat thing about CT is
you can actually,

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00:20:57.137 --> 00:20:58.720
there's a visualization of that.

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So each individual voxel has its own
uncertainty applied to it.

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00:21:03.320 --> 00:21:06.114
So as you can see on the surface of the
scan,

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00:21:06.114 --> 00:21:09.760
it's kind of got this stippled orange
peel type appearance.

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00:21:10.200 --> 00:21:14.360
And that's because two adjacent voxels
have different uncertainty.

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00:21:14.360 --> 00:21:16.680
So 1 might be on the lower end,
1 might be on the higher end.

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00:21:16.680 --> 00:21:19.880
And so you see this this bumpiness across
the surface.

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This does not affect accuracy in any way.

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It's just a visualization of that
uncertainty.

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00:21:28.560 --> 00:21:30.560
And you know,
we wanted to kind of prove this out.

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00:21:30.560 --> 00:21:32.240
So I'll quickly kind of dive into this.

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00:21:32.240 --> 00:21:35.513
This is a bit more of in the weeds nerd
math stuff,

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00:21:35.513 --> 00:21:39.480
but the machine comes with a what's
called a cupcake artifact.

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00:21:39.480 --> 00:21:43.721
It's just helped to calibrate the machine,
but it's a bunch of Ruby tip style,

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00:21:43.721 --> 00:21:47.748
I like you would see on an CMM and
they're set up in a certain pattern and

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00:21:47.748 --> 00:21:51.400
we have known distances between the
center of all of those spheres.

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00:21:52.600 --> 00:21:55.281
And so we took those,
we measured them on CT and kind of found

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00:21:55.281 --> 00:21:57.920
the difference of all of those
measurements from the nominal.

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00:21:58.440 --> 00:22:02.841
And as you can see by the graph,
another quick visualization, all of those,

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00:22:02.841 --> 00:22:06.952
both the CMM and CT falling well,
well within their posted uncertainty

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00:22:06.952 --> 00:22:09.790
values,
which would be that top green and purple

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00:22:09.790 --> 00:22:10.079
line.

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00:22:11.320 --> 00:22:13.800
But we also wanted to do it on something
that was a little less uniform.

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00:22:13.800 --> 00:22:16.804
So we took some parts,
kind of ran the same thing,

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00:22:16.804 --> 00:22:20.691
picked a couple dimensions off of the
print, you know, same deal,

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00:22:20.691 --> 00:22:25.227
ran a bunch of times and we're still
falling within those posted uncertainty

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00:22:25.227 --> 00:22:25.640
values.

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00:22:25.640 --> 00:22:29.145
There's a bit more variation just because
there are parts there that are, you know,

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00:22:29.145 --> 00:22:31.148
coming from different cavities within the
tool,

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00:22:31.148 --> 00:22:34.403
They're coming from different processes,
you know, each part, you know, well,

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00:22:34.403 --> 00:22:37.200
you want to want, you know,
want plastic to cool at the same rate.

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00:22:37.200 --> 00:22:39.640
There are minimal differences between
part to part to part.

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00:22:42.240 --> 00:22:46.505
And lastly, we know again,
we're just trying to compare the CT and

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CMM.

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So we're looking at some more of that
data.

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But what does all this mean to you?

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You know,
we want to assure you that the

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measurements and the volumes and things
that you're getting out of CT are going

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to be just as accurate as traditional
technology.

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And we want you to have confidence to,
to make changes and make decisions based

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on the information that we're providing
you.

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We don't want you,
we don't want you to have any doubt,

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you know,
from the information that we're giving

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you.

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But now that I've talked about how you
actually acquire, you know,

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a 3T data set at the end of the day,
what you know, what are you getting?

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And like I said, there's, it's so,
so there's so many different ways you can

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utilize this data.

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Kind of the first one that we do often is
going to be St.

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LS.

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It's going to be a surface ramp of the
volume.

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This can then be used to do reverse
engineering.

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We can take that into a software and
start building out perfect parametric CAD

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models off of that.

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We've had clients that have obtained
tools either through an acquisition or a

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merger or something like that,
that were pre digitized prints.

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They don't have any CAD models,
but we can take the physical parts and

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help them build up their library of all
of their products.

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And we can also take those and do first
article inspections.

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You know,
you can check all the dimensions on

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prints for you, case studies,
all that kind of stuff into the more kind

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of unique things that CT can do.

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That's going to be porosity analysis.

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You'll see that in the bottom right image.

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And that's just simply looking for voids
within a part.

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We had a little toy cinder block,
like 3D printed cinder block that we

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checked for voids.

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We can do things like wall thickness
analysis.

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We can do things like assembly failure,
finite element analysis,

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flaw detection is going to be very big.

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We do a lot of things.

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You can see on the left bottom there we
do a lot of like crack detection and

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things like that,
as well as in the top left as how

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different things are interacting within
an assembly.

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Another big market for us is going to be
colour mapping.

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This is just really helps with visual
visualizing what's going on with the part.

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We can take that 3D volume that we've
scanned and we can either overlay it on a

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perfect CAD model or we can even do
cavity to cavity comparison.

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If we're trying to look at something like
how something ages or wears over use over

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time,
some kind of more niche unique things

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that we're able to do is going to be
fiber composite analysis.

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It's very handy for fiber Rep cable or
fiberglass inside of a plastic injection

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molding.

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It's just looking at how all of the
fibers are oriented within a certain

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sample.

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We can also do foam and powder analysis.

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These are kind of yin and Yang of each
other.

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The powder,
we're going to be looking at the

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distribution and size of the granules
within the powder.

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And then conversely the foam we're going
to be looking at the size and shape of

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the the struts or the air gaps within the
foam.

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I guess this,
so this my BGL viewer software,

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something that we provide to you,
volume graphics is what we use for a lot

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of those colour mapping as well as the
flaw detection, the assembly,

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interaction analysis,
all that kind of stuff.

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It takes the 3D volume,
it's going to display it in three

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orthogonal 2D views.

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We can also set that up to be one of them
to be a rotational view if the parts you

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know,
diametrically symmetric as well as it

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provides a 3D view in the bottom right.

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But this is just a very handy way of
visualizing the 3D data that allows you

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to have your own time, you know,
parse through these slices,

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look at things you know,
and make decisions on your own rather

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than just when you're immediately on a,
a web meeting with us going over the data.

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So some of the benefits of these
deliverables,

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it's visualization is the main thing.

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It allows you to see what is going on.

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You know, as engineers and kind of R&
D people,

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we're used to dealing with numbers on a
spreadsheet.

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But being able to take, you know,
a color map and say, look,

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this part is warped here to people who
aren't as you know,

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deep into the science part of it like we
are.

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It's,
it's much more intuitive to understand

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what is going on versus saying, you know,
this diameter is this value,

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this length is this length.

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Another thing is these are permanent
records.

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We've had companies that, you know,
they upgrade all the computers in their,

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in their department and they realize that
they've deleted the data that we've sent

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them before.

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You know,
we hang on to this data indefinitely.

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You can always come back to us and we're
more than happy to re provide the, the,

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the data that we've captured for you or
the analysis that we've done for you.

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And like Dave said,
this just really just accelerates your

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time to market.

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You know,
it's all about helping you help yourself.

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One of the last things that we do is
going to be those first article

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inspections.

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What you're seeing right here is this
software used to be our main 3D analysis

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software for dimensional analysis.

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And this was based on old CMM data.

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It was not data, sorry, software.

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It was the CMM program first.

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So much like ACMM,
it's taking discrete points, you know,

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individual points on ACT surface,
but at a much, much accelerated rate.

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You know,
I think this program has about 80

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something dimensions in it.

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You can see it running here in real time.

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This is something that if I was to put
this on a physical CMM that would take

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upwards of at least 1/2 hour per part
just because there might be, you know,

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I might have to change the probe head,
I might have to change the orientation of

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the part.

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I'm going to have to do make sure I'm,
I'm doing a lot of clearance moves so

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that the probe isn't smashing into the
part.

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But with the CT data, you know,
everything's digital.

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There is no, you know, interaction with,
with, you know,

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needing to worry about how to something
moves around something or anything like

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that or,
or flipping apart so they can get access

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to different sides of it.

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Now we've moved on to mainly using Zeiss
inspect,

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which is previously known as go and very,
very similar software.

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But instead of doing the discrete points,
we're now looking at entire surfaces.

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And instead of doing a part of the time,
we're doing multiple parts at a time.

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And it's just increasing the speed at
which which things can be done.

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But at the end of the day, you know,
what does this all mean for you?

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You know, we here at Now Pre Tech,
we helped use our people processing

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platform, that power of visualization,
as well as all the deliverables that CT

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00:29:11.493 --> 00:29:15.723
can provide to help you fully integrate
this into your workflow to save time,

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00:29:15.723 --> 00:29:16.320
save money.

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And, you know,
ultimately they just get things to market

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faster.

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And we have a saying here and that's
going to be seeing is better than

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00:29:24.030 --> 00:29:24.440
believing.

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Like I said before, you know,
someone who's a bit more engineering

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00:29:28.269 --> 00:29:31.875
minded can understand, you know,
the numbers and the the boring parts of

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00:29:31.875 --> 00:29:32.320
our jobs.

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But being able to take something into,
you know, a meeting, a board meeting,

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00:29:35.826 --> 00:29:39.196
something like that and have people
physically see what's going on and be

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able to intuit and quickly solve a
problem.

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You know, it's just,
it's what we're here for.

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00:29:43.480 --> 00:29:45.320
It's what it's what our desired goal is.

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We do also have a kind of AC,
an e-book that kind of goes into a little

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bit more in depth everything we've talked
about here.

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00:29:54.240 --> 00:29:58.000
But like Victoria and Dave said, you know,
we're here to answer any questions.

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00:29:58.000 --> 00:30:00.168
So if there's been any that have been,
you know,

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00:30:00.168 --> 00:30:03.532
typed in the chat during the presentation
or if you have any now, you know,

5a64c40b-4505-4d35-a12e-31a00aaff1af-2
00:30:03.532 --> 00:30:05.480
we're more than happy to help answer
those.

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00:30:07.240 --> 00:30:10.717
Hey, Carter,
a question that comes up often,

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00:30:10.717 --> 00:30:15.200
are there any size restrictions on parts
for CT scanning?

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Yeah, there is.

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We have two machines here in house,
a Metrotom 800 and a Metrotom 1500.

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The 800 is going to be the smaller
machine.

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It has an envelope.

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I think it's about probably do about 6
inches in diameter and we can do through

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00:30:34.547 --> 00:30:35.640
stacking scans.

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00:30:35.640 --> 00:30:39.320
We can do probably about I think 2 feet
in that machine vertically.

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The 1500 is going to be a bigger detector.

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We can do about,
I think it's 16 inches and then we can do

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00:30:46.371 --> 00:30:48.280
about 3 feet vertically.

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So yeah,
we can add to that by saying there's some

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density limitations as well.

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00:30:53.200 --> 00:30:56.908
These two machines that we're talking
about are in the, you know,

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00:30:56.908 --> 00:31:01.235
energies are and machine configurations
are, I'll call them metrology grade,

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00:31:01.235 --> 00:31:04.045
you know,
But when we get into some of the higher

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00:31:04.045 --> 00:31:06.293
energies,
we can get more into strictly

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00:31:06.293 --> 00:31:07.080
visualization.

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And when we go into those higher energy
machines, we,

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00:31:11.846 --> 00:31:17.800
we work with our OEM partners to,
to provide our customers access to that.

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00:31:17.800 --> 00:31:21.200
So we can go as high as 9 MEV.

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So we're, you know,
our 1500 was at 225 MEV or 225 KV and we

00f3f2f7-07e9-4ffa-9f1a-5355595f735a-1
00:31:26.957 --> 00:31:31.962
can get through, you know,
maybe what 1/4 inch of steel we can get

00f3f2f7-07e9-4ffa-9f1a-5355595f735a-2
00:31:31.962 --> 00:31:36.520
through like an inch and 1/2 inch and a
half of steel maybe.

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00:31:36.600 --> 00:31:39.398
And when you go up to the six MEV
machines, I mean,

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00:31:39.398 --> 00:31:42.735
you can punch through an engine block,
get through, you know,

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00:31:42.735 --> 00:31:43.919
several feet of steel.

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00:31:44.640 --> 00:31:48.529
So, you know,
through through those partnerships,

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00:31:48.529 --> 00:31:54.520
we're able to really kind of offer a full
range of park sizes and densities.

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00:31:57.960 --> 00:32:02.865
So in addition to that,
can you kind of expand on what materials

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00:32:02.865 --> 00:32:08.449
might be restrictive or materials that
are typically compatible with this

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00:32:08.449 --> 00:32:09.279
technology?

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00:32:10.800 --> 00:32:13.788
Yeah,
Obviously a plastic is going to be the

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00:32:13.788 --> 00:32:14.320
easiest.

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00:32:14.320 --> 00:32:16.040
We can get through a lot,
a lot of plastic.

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00:32:16.040 --> 00:32:19.920
It's very low density and that's it's
mostly tied into density.

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00:32:19.920 --> 00:32:23.491
The more dense the material and more of
the material is going to be the limiting

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00:32:23.491 --> 00:32:23.800
factor.

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00:32:24.840 --> 00:32:28.266
We typically like to mention steel
because that's usually what we're we,

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00:32:28.266 --> 00:32:30.520
you know,
mostly see in in production products.

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00:32:32.720 --> 00:32:35.218
But yeah, much,
much higher density materials,

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00:32:35.218 --> 00:32:37.876
things like lead or depleted uranium or
tungsten,

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00:32:37.876 --> 00:32:42.288
those are going to be start to be harder
to get through and we're going to be able

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00:32:42.288 --> 00:32:44.840
to get through less and less material of
those.

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00:32:48.200 --> 00:32:50.760
And then how about multi material?

c33e974d-b0e0-4acb-8ca5-b4fd5978e254-0
00:32:50.760 --> 00:32:52.680
Can you expand on that a little bit?

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00:32:53.720 --> 00:32:54.080
Sure.

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00:32:55.000 --> 00:32:59.324
So there is a a multi material capacity
with CT Unfortunately,

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00:32:59.324 --> 00:33:04.609
due to the nature of the technology,
we do have to kind of error on the side

6af5c44d-c4bb-491e-a60c-a47cbdc56a64-2
00:33:04.609 --> 00:33:10.101
of capturing the higher density material,
which does degrade the quality of the

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00:33:10.101 --> 00:33:11.679
lower density material.

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00:33:12.040 --> 00:33:16.966
We do have some kind of software
algorithms that we can do after the scan

08bd19f7-0c9c-4681-a78f-ce168aaa9e25-1
00:33:16.966 --> 00:33:21.160
to help minimize any,
any noise and stuff in the lower density

08bd19f7-0c9c-4681-a78f-ce168aaa9e25-2
00:33:21.160 --> 00:33:21.760
material.

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00:33:22.200 --> 00:33:23.640
But there it won't be perfect.

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00:33:23.640 --> 00:33:28.280
It'll it'll still have a little bit of
noise, but that's usually only in the 3D.

cd53c2e7-a6a1-40ef-be67-5f79f1a1a140-0
00:33:28.280 --> 00:33:32.129
If we're looking at at, you know,
2D intersections like in that my VGL

cd53c2e7-a6a1-40ef-be67-5f79f1a1a140-1
00:33:32.129 --> 00:33:35.600
software for kind of parsing through a
part section by section.

584c7b9d-2fe1-46d4-b949-ada62d2c0d6e-0
00:33:36.160 --> 00:33:40.630
We do get much higher visual fidelity in
the the 2D versus the 3D for multi

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00:33:40.630 --> 00:33:41.160
material.

00d724b6-1f34-412f-ab4c-3fe4cd36d440-0
00:33:42.200 --> 00:33:45.927
I would say stay tuned on that because we
are acquiring some techniques that will

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00:33:45.927 --> 00:33:48.200
allow us to have more control over the
data sets.

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00:33:48.200 --> 00:33:52.680
So we soon hope to be able to produce
cleaner and cleaner data sets.

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00:33:52.680 --> 00:33:56.920
So when it comes to mixed material,
separate those materials out a little

4b4fb601-022f-45e6-9be4-d9ea87d61930-1
00:33:56.920 --> 00:33:58.640
better than than we have been.

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00:33:59.880 --> 00:34:01.560
Sounds like another good webinar.

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00:34:02.160 --> 00:34:03.880
Yeah, could be, could be.

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00:34:05.800 --> 00:34:06.320
All right.

ec389eb2-f33b-4699-b321-973840f9a4fb-0
00:34:06.320 --> 00:34:09.807
Well,
if there aren't any more questions or any

ec389eb2-f33b-4699-b321-973840f9a4fb-1
00:34:09.807 --> 00:34:13.440
final thoughts,
we can go ahead and wrap this up.

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00:34:13.800 --> 00:34:17.200
I want to thank everyone for joining us
and thank you for your time.

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00:34:18.120 --> 00:34:20.800
And I look forward to doing more of these
in the future.

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00:34:23.640 --> 00:34:24.560
Thank you again, folks.

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00:34:24.760 --> 00:34:25.520
Yeah, thanks, everybody.

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All right, have a good day.

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