Research& Development department has been established in 2016. Main goal of the department is to deliver comprehensive technology solutions and helps the ATG company to be a global technology leader in Non-Destructive Testing (NDT). Currently, the department activities are focused on fully autonomous NDT systems in accordance with Industry 4.0 principles, that are usually implemented to highly customized NDT devices, equipment and systems. Main focus of the company as well as the department is in magnetic particle testing (MT), ultrasonic testing (UT), visual testing (VT), penetrant testing (PT), eddy-current testing (ET) and radiography testing (RT) methods of NDT. These methods are various physics principles used to detect structural defects in industrial products (e.g.: airplanes, pressure vessels, cars …) that may endanger their safe operation, potentially causing financial losses or even losses on lives. Any of the above mentioned methods requires further development and integration of software, electronics, control systems, vision systems, manipulators, robotic systems, water managements, special components, self-diagnostics and calibrations systems etc. The R&D staff is specialized on various areas like programming of the desktop applications, control of PLC and the robotic systems, designing of the optical and vision systems, etc. All projects may be categorized as a highly applied research and development, having tangible outputs in real-life applications on the equipment for ATG´s customers from aerospace, railway, automotive, oil & gas and other industries.
The job is focused on experimental activities, measurement, programming and optimization works related to development of unique magnetic particle testing (MT) testing devices (equipment), which uses magnetic field and special liquids bearing ferromagnetic particles to visualize invisible defects on the surface of tested products and components. Such MT device has several critical components, where the most important are based on
These components may be grouped in two main areas – electromagnetic applications tasks and vision applications tasks. Electromagnetic tasks include measurement of electromagnetic field and/or measurement of residual magnetism and/or eddy current material checking. Vision tasks include bin picking experiments and/or etalon verification and/or optimization of optical diagnostics functions and/or defect evaluation programming e.g. measurement of defects length, orientation, quantity, arrangement. Based on the interest and background of the intern one, or both directions maybe subject to the internship.
From June 9 to August 31, 2025 (adjustable at the discretion of the organisation)