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ARTICLE · 16 OCTOBER 2024

Adaptix Wins Innovation Award For Low-Power X-ray Testing Solution

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At the Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) conference last week Adaptix, who have been working closely with Cranfield University, won the ATI's 2024 Innovation Award for "most exciting emerging technology".

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At the Aerospace Technology Institute (ATI) conference last week Adaptix, who have been working closely with Cranfield University, won the ATI's 2024 Innovation Award for "most exciting emerging technology".

Adaptix originally developed a novel high-accuracy but low-power 3D X-ray solution aimed at the healthcare market. In collaboration with Cranfield University, the solution was adapted to the aerospace market, where non-destructive testing (NDT) is a crucial part of life, as component failures, even of the smallest components, can be catastrophic. Importantly, in the Adaptix-Cranfield solution, the X-rays are low power which means that large areas of the working space or hanger do not need to be closed during testing, so it is far less disruptive to other workers. The project was supported by a grant from the ATI.

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