Non-destructive Testing Market to Grow at an 6% CAGR During Forecast Period 2019 to 2029
factmrMay 9, 2021
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Manufacturing is a prime source of revenue with over 20% share of the total market value. Consumer demand for advanced technologies such as the internet of things (IoT), artificial intelligence (AI), and machine learning (ML) in smart devices increases the need for non-destructive testing of products. From sky scrapers to smart devices every production facility is emb
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The objective of this research service is to give a detailed account of the mechanical test market comprising subsegments such as Non-destructive Testing (NDT), Condition Monitoring (CM), dimensional metrology, and material testing and how the 4 key Industry 4.0 technology themes - sensorization, cloud, analytics, and visualization - will have a profound impact on these subsegments.
This research service would also look into how the 4 tech themes would be the next step in the evolution of smart mechanical testing, and how this would benefit companies from making smarter decisions on the factory floor. The study also aims at throwing light on what the market participants are currently doing in this space and how the market is likely to transform the manufacturing arena in the coming years.
American Concrete Institute
On May 3rd, 2021, the American Concrete Institute (ACI) opened the ACI Resource Center – Southern California in San Bernardino, Calif. While the center opened briefly in Fall 2020, it was forced to close weeks later due to COVID-19-related restrictions. The May opening represents a relaunch not only for the San Bernardino location but for a nationwide ACI Resource Center initiative. Two additional centers are planned, one in the midwestern U.S. (in the greater Chicago area) opening later this year, and one on the East Coast in 2022.
ACI Resource Centers will serve as a place for the trades, engineers, contractors, designers, and anyone seeking a career and knowledge in the concrete industry to advance their concrete knowledge. These locations reinforce ACI’s role as a leading authority and resource worldwide for the development, dissemination, and adoption of its consensus-based standards, technical resources, educational and training opportun
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Non-Destructive Testing Market 2021 Growth and Technology Advancement – Acuren (US), Nikon Metrology (Belgium), Zetec, Inc. (US), Bosello High Technology srl
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Alumni profile - Simon Mills
My Engineering degree has meant that I have ended up in locations that resemble those found in a James Bond movie. I have visited places like CERN, and a power station in Scotland that s ¼ of a mile underneath a mountain with giant hydroelectric turbines - both seem like being in a villain’s lair!
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12 April 2021
Why did you decide to study Mechanical Engineering at Queen Mary College (as it was known in 1968)?
I was good at mathematics and my uncle, who was an engineer, and my father, who was a watchmaker and thus dealt with very small engineering masterpieces, also helped sway my decision. I secured my place at Queen Mary College (QMC) via clearing and looking back I realise how fortunate I was. Initially when I found out I didn’t get the grades for my top choices my heart dropped, but when QMC offered me a place, it lifted back up again.