Chat NDT with ASNT
Chat NDT with ASNT is a podcast from the American Society for Nondestructive Testing, showcasing interviews and information about the nondestructive testing industry, new research and technology, Society news and activities, and the unique experiences of working in the field…
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Computed Tomography Innovations for Aerospace with North Star Imaging (opens the original)
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As aerospace and defense manufacturers increasingly produce large, complex parts, traditional inspection methods are struggling to keep up. In this episode, we spoke with Matt Johnson from North Star Imaging (NSI) about how computed tomography (CT) provides the 3D visibility needed to catch internal defects and NSI’s new X7000 LT, a system purpose-built to scan oversized parts safely and repeatably. This episode is sponsored by North Star Imaging. Visit them at Booth 207 at ASNT 2026! Hosted on
Shaping the Future of Digital Imaging: Careers and Trends in NDT (opens the original)
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What does it take to build a career at the cutting edge of nondestructive testing? In this episode, we sat down with two NDT professionals whose paths into digital imaging were very different, but who share their excitement about the technology and trends they see shaping the future of their careers. Together, these two conversations explore the trends reshaping digital imaging in NDT: computed tomography, digital detector arrays, automatic defect recognition, and the growing importance of colla
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