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This technological transition responds to specific operational limitations of current machinery. While large traditional equipment usually machines parts in a horizontal position, restricting access to many components with complex geometries, ROBOCOMP's proposal introduces the ability to work on parts placed vertically. Using the advantages of the phased array technology, Olympus has designed a powerful inspection system for seamless pipe inspections well-adapted to the stringent requirements of the oil and gas markets. This phased array system is flexible and can be used to match inspection performances and the product requirements of customers.

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