Vieworks Reports 46.1% Year-over-Year Growth in Industrial X-ray Detecter Sales in Q1 2025
2025-06-10
Vieworks, a global provider of medical and
industrial imaging solutions, announced that revenue from its industrial X-ray
detector product line grew 46.1% year-over-year in the first quarter of 2025,
driven by increasing adoption of advanced 3D computed tomography (CT) systems
across the manufacturing industry.
The company cited growing demand for high-speed,
high-resolution inspection solutions used in semiconductors, secondary
batteries, PCB, and oil & gas applications. Sales increased for both
its VIVIX-V D series dynamic detectors, optimized for 3D CT inspections
in batteries and semiconductors, and its bendable detectors tailored for
pipe and shipyard inspection. Recently, Vieworks secured new customers across Europe,
the Americas, and the Middle East, with exports accounting for 90%
of its industrial X-ray business.
“3D CT” refers to an advanced
non-destructive testing (NDT) technique that reconstructs three-dimensional
images by combining X-ray slices taken from multiple angles while rotating the
object 360 degrees. It enables real-time inspection of internal structures and
alignment — surpassing the limits of two-dimensional methods.
Vieworks noted that manufacturers had
historically relied on sample-based quality control due to high inspection
costs. However, the growing complexity and miniaturization of components has
made the detection of microscopic defects increasingly critical. The company
added that recent advancements in automated X-ray inspection (AXI)
technology have lowered the barrier to adoption, prompting more companies
to invest in full inline 3D CT systems for better yield and productivity.
In response, Vieworks has expanded its VIVIX-V
D lineup — a flagship detector series capable of 80 framerate per second
or more, enabling real-time inspection of defects as small as 95
micrometers. These detectors are designed for high-throughput
environments, providing unmatched performance in identifying issues like
electrode misalignment or foreign materials inside battery cells and
semiconductor packages.
Simultaneously, demand for bendable
detectors is rising in the pipeline and shipyard industries.
Vieworks’ bendable detectors can be physically adapted to different pipe
curvatures, providing greater inspection flexibility. The product has
already been adopted by customers in seven countries within a year of
launch, valued for its image quality, usability, and field durability.
As part of its long-term strategy, Vieworks
aims to expand the industrial detector business into a core pillar of growth.
The company is currently developing next-generation high-resolution
detectors for high-bandwidth memory (HBM) semiconductor lamination inspection
and enhancing the mechanical durability of its bendable detectors for harsh
inspection environments.
“As the global manufacturing sector focuses
more on yield improvement and production stability, the cost of deploying
inline AXI systems is becoming more accessible thanks to smart factory
advancements,” a Vieworks spokesperson said. “We will continue to deliver X-ray
detectors that meet the practical needs of the field — from image quality and
speed to convenience and long-term reliability.”
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Product Information - Vieworks' Industrial X-ray Imaging Solutions
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