Exploring the latest advances in remote visual inspection and 3D stereo measurement

6 September 2017 • In Literature

Videoscopes for remote visual inspection provide significant benefits to the aviation industry, both to the in-service inspection of aircraft and to the inspection of individual components by original equipment manufacturers.

For example, gas turbines contain many components that are hard to access once the turbine is fully assembled: turbine blades, compressor blades, the combustion chamber, etc. As a result, many aerospace inspections require measurement and imaging capabilities in difficult lighting conditions combined with the need for high manoeuvrability.

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Michael Tyrrell

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Olympus IMS

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Exploring the latest advances in remote visual inspection and 3D stereo measurement

Videoscopes for remote visual inspection provide significant benefits to the aviation industry, both to the in-service inspection of aircraft and to the inspection of individual components by original equipment manufacturers.

Northern Irish aerospace companies to attend AIX

Boeing opens new UK defence facility at headquarters in Bristol

King Charles visits new Apache AH Mk.1 exhibit at Army Flying Museum

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