Non-invasive investigation methods

Non-invasive investigation methods refer to analysis and measurement techniques that do not require physical contact or damage to the examined object. These methods are widely used in fields such as medicine, industrial diagnostics and building inspections.

Examples include laser scanning, ground-penetrating radar, ultrasound, thermal imaging, X-ray inspection, and drone-based aerial photography. Non-invasive techniques allow for safe and efficient data collection without interrupting operations or causing harm to the subject.

See also: Laser scanning, IoT, Digital Twin

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