File:SIP weld analysis of driveshafts.jpg
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The technology in use on the shop floor of Melbourne firm Unidrive, which used WeldPrint to monitor the quality of steering-column component welds in more than half a million Australian vehicles in the period 2001–06 |
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My photograph of the shopfloor use of signature image processing (SIP) in the Melbourne firm of Unidrive |
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