Technical Description
This invention introduces a non-destructive structural health monitoring system that captures real-time, in-service strain and deformation data using a multi-camera array and an on-board Digital Image Correlation (DIC) hardware platform. The self-contained system computes structural damage metrics autonomously without requiring the target object to be grounded or removed from service.
Problems Addressed
- Interferes with Operations
- Requires Human Intervention
- Restricted Operational Productivity
- Compromised User Safety
- Demands Asset Grounding
- Limited Size Scalability
Tech Features
- Enhanced Structural Safety
- Efficient Autonomous Operation
- Non-Contact In-Service Tracking
- Real-Time Computational Processing
- Versatile Frame-Rate Frequency
- Optimized Maintenance Scheduling
Target Audience
- Aviation and Aerospace Sectors
- Construction and Infrastructure Industries
- Automobile and Transport Sectors
- Energy and Power Industries
- Research & Development
Tech ID: P13-2243 TRL 7 Patent Status: Granted Available For Exclusive and Non-exclusive License
