Innometry Accelerates Deployment of 1PASS-RING CT System for Battery Inspection
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Innometry announced an accelerated deployment of its next-generation 1PASS-RING CT system, designed for contactless scanning of battery cells. This innovative system eliminates the need for physical handling, protecting cells from potential damage during inspection. Unlike traditional CT systems that utilize robotic arms, the 1PASS-RING employs a ring-shaped scanner that rotates around a stationary cell, enhancing operational efficiency.
The significance of this advancement lies in its ability to streamline battery inspection processes while meeting critical production-line criteria. The system reduces floor space requirements by 50% and increases inspection speeds by 40%, addressing the battery industry's demand for contactless testing. Innometry's technology not only improves logistics routing and scanning speed but also ensures long-term reliability, making it a vital tool for mass-production lines.
Looking ahead, Innometry is also finalizing a next-generation Helical CT system that will allow continuous scanning without halting production lines. This development is expected to enhance the capabilities of battery inspection further. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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Innometry ramps up deployment of contactless battery CT system
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