30 Years of Innovation:
rom the X-ray Revolution to the Future of Artificial Intelligence
Our General Manager and Head of R&D, Marco Pipino, retraces the milestones that have redefined the industry standards of X-ray technology and reveals how IA integration is driving innovation in our systems.
Three decades of growth, technological challenges, and global successes. In this exclusive interview, Marco Pipino shares the vision that transformed an intuition into a solid industrial enterprise, projected toward digital transformation.
1996 - 2026: A History Written with X-rays
Thirty years ago, our journey into the world of industrial vision and inspection began.
Starting with the first analog systems, the company has successfully embraced the digital transition, transforming X-ray technology into an accessible, safe, and essential tool for quality control.
Every anniversary is not just a milestone, but a point of reflection to restart with renewed momentum and enthusiasm, taking on the challenges of integrating AI into our systems.
The Evolution of X-Ray Technology: Precision Without Compromise
The Research and Development department has worked for years on hardware and software optimization.
We have moved from complex two-dimensional images to ultra-high-resolution scanning systems, capable of identifying contaminants and packaging defects in real time.
X-Ray technology today is no longer just a control tool, but an inexhaustible source of strategic data for production efficiency.
The Future Has Already Begun: The Integration of Artificial Intelligence
What is the next step?
The answer lies in the native integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Deep Learning into our inspection systems. AI allows our machines not only to “see,” but to “understand” and “learn.”
Thanks to next-generation predictive algorithms, future systems will be able to:
- Further reduce false rejects, optimizing operating costs.
- Increase software customization, reducing machine downtime.
- Predict process deviations, reporting anomalies before defects occur.