Webinar to Examine CT Scanning Methods for Detecting Hidden EV Defects
Industrial computed tomography offers manufacturers a non-destructive way to identify internal flaws in batteries, castings, and electronics.
A scheduled webinar will explore how industrial computed tomography (CT) is being applied across the EV supply chain to detect hidden defects in batteries and other critical components without destructive testing.
What Happened
The July 28th webinar, hosted by Charged EVs, will examine how industrial CT scanning helps manufacturers identify internal defects in battery cells and modules, structural castings, busbars, connectors, and electronic assemblies. According to the event description, traditional inspection methods can miss internal issues, require destructive teardown, or create bottlenecks that make comprehensive inspection impractical. The technology enables detection of voids, porosity, misalignment, contamination, incomplete connections, weld defects, and assembly variation without cutting parts open.
Why It Matters
Hidden defects in EV batteries and high-value components pose safety and reliability risks that may not surface until vehicles reach customers. Industrial CT allows manufacturers and suppliers to make quality decisions earlier in development and production, potentially reducing field failures. The webinar will cover applications for engineering, failure analysis, incoming inspection, and production quality, including how automated analysis can generate repeatable measurements and pass/fail decisions at scale.
The Bottom Line
The webinar is scheduled for Tuesday, July 28th at 1 pm EDT; registration is free.
