As electric vehicle manufacturers scale production, quality teams face a difficult challenge: critical defects are often hidden inside batteries, castings, connectors, welds, electronics, and other high-value components. Traditional inspection methods can miss internal issues, require destructive teardown, or create bottlenecks that make comprehensive inspection impractical.
Industrial CT gives manufacturers and suppliers a non-destructive way to see inside EV components, detect hidden defects, and make better quality decisions earlier in development and production. From battery cells and modules to structural castings, busbars, connectors, and electronic assemblies, CT can reveal issues such as voids, porosity, misalignment, contamination, incomplete connections, weld defects, and assembly variation without cutting parts open.
In this webinar, we’ll explore how industrial CT is being used across the EV supply chain to reduce risk, improve reliability, and accelerate quality workflows. We’ll cover practical applications for engineering, failure analysis, incoming inspection, and production quality, including how automated analysis can turn 3D scan data into repeatable measurements and pass/fail decisions.
In this webinar, you will learn:
- How industrial CT helps detect hidden defects in EV batteries, castings, connectors, welds, and electronic assemblies
- Where CT fits across the product lifecycle, from development and validation to production quality and failure analysis
- How automated measurements and defect detection can improve repeatability and reduce reliance on destructive inspection
- How scalable CT workflows help manufacturers make faster, data-driven quality decisions before defects reach the field
Join us on Tuesday July 28th at 1pm EDT
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