19.02.2026 • Product

Quality Assurance Software Compass

Compass supports quality control in industrial X-ray inspection. The AI assistance system offers functions for semi-automated to fully automated defect detection (ADR) in accordance with ASTM E3327.

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Compass supports quality control in industrial X-ray inspection. The AI assistance system offers functions for semi-automated to fully automated defect detection (ADR) in accordance with ASTM E3327.
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Depending on the application, inspection throughput can be increased by up to 60 percent, for example in casting or welding processes. At the same time, the number of false positives can be reduced, which has an impact on testing costs and the use of materials and energy.

Compass delivers traceable and statistically validated results, including available statistics and POD data. The final decision is made by the inspector, while Compass provides consistent, objective detection through machine learning, supporting attention during longer inspection times. The solution is designed for increasing inspection volumes, cost pressures, and limited staffing requirements.


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VisiConsult X-ray Systems & Solutions GmbH

Brandenbrooker Weg 2-4
23617 Stockelsdorf
Germany

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