INDUSTRIAL RADIOGRAPHY MARKET SIZE AND SHARE ANALYSIS - GROWTH TRENDS AND FORECASTS (2024-2031)

Market Concentration and Competitive Landscape

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Advancements in digital radiography systems

Constant innovation is taking place in the field of industrial radiography to develop more powerful yet flexible solutions. While film-based systems have been standard for long, digital variants now replace films with arrays of detectors coupled with hardware and software. This has opened up new application areas thanks to sharper images, faster processing and ability to enhance images on computer systems. Rather than physical darkrooms, digital files can be converted into videos, transmitted over networks and stored on cloud servers. Mobility has increased tremendously with portable wireless detectors and battery-powered X-ray sources. This enables on-site scanning of critical assets without moving heavy machinery. Beyond imaging, integrated AI and data analytics tools analyze defects visually identified by technicians. Some detectors can also perform basic measurements of welding joints, wall thicknesses, and other parameters from scans. Such analytical capabilities reduce reliance on human inspectors. Advanced robots deploy compact radiography systems for automated inspection in hard-to-reach areas. Going forward, the adoption of virtual reality and 3D modeling is expected to revolutionize how inspections are conducted and problems visualized. Undoubtedly, digital radiography presents itself as the future with higher quality, faster turnaround times and remote diagnostics.

• 3DX-Ray Ltd.
• Anritsu Corporation
• Baker Hughes
• Bosello High Technology S.r.L
• Comet Group
• Fujifilm Corporation
• General Electric Company
• Mettler-Toledo
• Nikon Corporation
• Olympus Corporation
• PerkinElmer, Inc.
• Rigaku Corporation
• Shimadzu Corporation
• Toshiba Electron Tubes & Devices Co., Ltd.
• Yxlon International GmbH