Digital Material Testing
Company Profile
DIMATE GmbH is an innovative software technology company specializing in the digitization of processes in non-destructive testing (NDT), component and plant inspection.Core Product and Expertise
DIMATE's main product is the DIMATE PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System), a modular software that digitizes industrial inspection processes and makes them more efficient. This solution enables the bundling and management of all NDT inspection images and data, regardless of inspection method, modality and manufacturer. Extension modules optimize the automated analysis and enrichment of inspection data using advanced algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI).
Corporate Headquarters
Lothringer Allee 2
Bochum, 44805 Germany
+49 234 545039-900
BAYERNOIL Chooses DIMATE for Digital NDT
DIMATE is proud to welcome BAYERNOIL, one of Germany's leading refineries, as a valued client. Together with BAYERNOIL, we look forward to ensuring their inspection data is managed seamlessly, securely, and with the highest level of performance.
Huge success for BP Refinery Rotterdam
Since 31 January 2022, the DIMATE PACS has been optimizing on-stream inspections during live operations.
Digital NDT: Germany's largest refinery
The NDT processes in Germany's largest refinery should become digital in order to increase quantity, quality, speed and transparency. The MiRO refinery selected DIMATE for the implementation of this flagship project.
AI for detection and evaluation of CMLs
DIMATE has automated detection and evaluation of Condition Monitoring Locations (CML) with AI. The AI is seamlessly integrated into DIMATE PACS and ensures correct evaluation and measurement based on the customer's component catalog. This innovative approach improves NDT inspection data quality.
DIMATE PACS
A software that links your existing test systems and devices to acquire, standardize and store your inspection data in a structured way. It enables you to access, transmit and distribute information fully digitally.
DIMATE UT Gateway App
This app assigns wall thickness values from the gauge to the correct Test Measurement Location (TML) and digitally transfers them to the Plant Inspection Management System. Contact us for the full ultrasonic testing integration at buddy@dimate.de!
DIMATE's Inspectioneering Content
This article introduces DICONDE, a vendor-neutral IT standard that standardizes the storage, transmission, and management of nondestructive testing (NDT) data.
By automating routine tasks, these technologies can provide a robust solution for improving the efficiency, accuracy, and reliability of industrial inspections.
This article explores the digitalization of inspection processes, its main challenges, and how to bridge the gap effectively.
Our conversation explored the historical evolution of PACS, its applications, its impact on the NDT industry, and the anticipated advancements in PACS.
The key to unlocking the potential of AI in NDT is to implement the necessary technologies to digitize inspection workflows and create a structured digital database.
Data lakes are a powerful solution for storing and managing NDT data and inspection metadata. They allow for the centralization of large amounts of data that can be used as a valuable source of data for AI projects.
MiRO, Germany's largest refinery, is spearheading a transformative initiative with DIMATE GmbH to digitize its Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) processes.
DIMATE has announced the development of a revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) module designed to enhance non-destructive evaluation (NDE) in plants.
DIMATE announces that the DIMATE Viewer Pro has been upgraded to include the capability of stitching overlapping radiography images.
This on-demand webinar introduces picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) and demonstrates a paperless inspection process.
This eBook explores traditional image archiving, DICONDE for efficient data sharing, PACS, AI integration for defect detection, future trends, and more.
This white paper from DIMATE explains how the implementation of a digital end-to-end inspection workflow helped a refinery operator in the Netherlands to optimize on-stream inspections and turnaround planning.
