AI-based structural analysis reimagined

Grain size analysis
with consistently reproducible,
high quality results

Conventional grain size analysis often delivers fluctuating results. Our solution ensures consistent and reliable outcomes, independent of the user.

microstructure types

Precise grain size analysis for a wide range of microstructures

Our AI accurately and reproducibly identifies grain boundaries, even within complex microstructures. It delivers consistent, reliable results across austenite, ferrite, martensite, dual-phase steels, and non-ferrous metals, including samples with challenging preparation quality.

Ferritkörner in DualphasenstahlFerritkörner in Dualphasenstahl
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Result
Ferrite grains in dual-phase steel
Austenitkörner mit konsolidierten ZwillingsgrenzenAustenitkörner mit konsolidierten Zwillingsgrenzen
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Result
Austenite grains with consolidated twin boundaries
Ehemalige Austenitkörner in bainitisch-martensitischem MischgefügeEhemalige Austenitkörner in bainitisch-martensitischem Mischgefüge
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Result
Former austenite grains in a mixed bainitic-martensitic structure
Ehemalige Austenitkörner in martensitischem GefügeEhemalige Austenitkörner in martensitischem Gefüge
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Result
Former austenite grains in martensitic structure

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benefits

What our AI analysis offers

Breites Anwendungsfeld
Broad field of application
Suitable for steel, aluminum, nickel alloys, titanium, copper, and ceramics.
Objektive Resultate
Objective results
Consistent quality, reproducible at any time.
Zeitersparnis
Saving time
Reliable results in seconds, reducing your team’s workload.
Datenhoheit
Data sovereignty
All images and results remain fully within your company.
Nahtlose Integration
Seamless integration
AI grain size analysis is fully integrated into Imagic IMS software.
Expert voices

Practical experience

“Thanks to the close cooperation between Imagic and MECS as an on-premises solution in Imagic IMS, AI-based grain size analysis sets new standards in materialography. It is the first model in a series of AI-based structural analysis modules, which will also create practical added value in other areas in the future.”

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Mücklich

Professor of Functional Materials at the University
of Saarland

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Mücklich

“The new AI-based grain size analysis enables us to precisely and objectively evaluate microstructural features. This increases efficiency and reproducibility, a milestone for research and industrial applications.”

Dipl.-Ing. Michael Engstler

DGM Section Chair for Materialography

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Frank Mücklich
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is AI-based grain size analysis in Imagic IMS?

The integrated AI module automatically analyzes microstructures, delivering precise and reliable results, regardless of image source, sample quality, or operator.

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What is the added value of AI?

Save time on routine tasks, obtain reproducible results, and ease the workload of your specialists, leaving more room for interpretation and strategic decisions.

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How reliable are the results?

The AI was trained on diverse datasets and consistently delivers high-quality results. With the “human-in-the-loop” approach, professionals retain full control and can perform plausibility checks.

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Are standards supported?

Yes, the evaluations are based on DIN, EN ISO, and ASTM standards and can be easily integrated into existing quality management processes.

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