Waygate Technologies Relaunches Industrial Inspection Ecosystem InspectionWorks
December 14, 2020 | Waygate TechnologiesEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Waygate Technologies, world leader in industrial inspection solutions and non-destructive testing (NDT), has released a completely revised and extended version of its flagship ecosystem for inspection data management, InspectionWorks. The upgrade includes an easy-to-use and customer centric user interface and user experience design as well as new features including fleet management, remote monitoring diagnostics, inspection data storage and advanced analytics.
Milestone for holistic inspection management platform
The release marks an important milestone for Waygate Technologies in its commitment to offer an integrated software ecosystem for inspection management. InspectionWorks covers all activities from the planning and dispositioning of devices, to the collection, analysis and storage of data with one single platform. Customers can thereby handle their inspection management holistically, improving design, manufacturing, operations and later servicing of their products. This increases productivity and reliability and lifts inspection from a necessary control step to a valuable service. InspectionWorks is compatible both with Waygate Technologies hardware solutions and third party products.
“Predictive maintenance and operational intelligence rely on analytics, automated defect recognition or deep learning on both inspection and/or machine data. They enable our customers to predict issues before they arise by harnessing histrocial data and give actionable insights to make better and faster decisions. For us, this is the future of industrial inspection”, says Arungalai Anbarasu, CTO at Waygate Technologies. “It is an area where we excel because we can combine the enormous amount of inspection data we collected during the last decades with insights that only a company like Waygate Technologies can reliably provide”.
InspectionWorks is part of Waygate Technologies’ strategy to grow from a provider of NDT hardware with renowned service capability to a key partner for data insights and solutions that enable customers to drive their own digital transformation and give them a competitive edge in their respective markets.
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