Blog : What's new ?

TraiNDE UT v1.1 improves the user experience, especially in the management of the tactile interactivity on the virtual mock-up screen.

Let’s mention some of the new features:

• Probe detection:

TraiNDE UT now manages the probe contact independently from hand touches on the screen.

• Probe Halo:

No more questioning if your probe is properly detected thanks to the “halo” displayed

• Mark Indications:

New feature added that lets you mark indications by creating multi-lines on the virtual mock-up while scanning the probe and checking the signals, just like you would do with a real mock-up and a marker.

Take a look at our video!

More information in the Release Note and on the dedicated TraiNDE website.

The EXTENDE team

CIVA is an expertise platform dedicated to Non Destructive Testing. It includes modelling, imaging and analysis tools, that help to design and optimize inspection methods and to predict their performance for realistic configurations.

The validation of the code is crucial for users as they have to know if the results obtained with CIVA simulations are reliable and accurate in the case of their configurations.

The validation of CIVA code consists in evaluating the reliability/accuracy of its predictions by comparing these predictions to reference results. In general, these are obtained by experiments on mock-ups (experimental validation), but they may also be obtained using other codes or models (model benchmarking, which will be called “numerical” validation here).

These validations are shared with the community on EXTENDE’s website. You can find EXTENDE validation works here  and also validation papers here.

This paper published by EXTENDE in ECNDT 2018 gives an overview of these validation campaigns: “ECNDT paper on CIVA validation campaigns”

Have a look!

The EXTENDE team