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Since 1996, Kingston Computer Consultancy Limited (KCC) have specialised in consultancy, data migration and performance optimisation.
KCC are helping to provide effective business solutions in an increasingly complex world of Information Technology. We have
real world experience in providing consultancy, development, implementation, support and maintenance.
KCC serve clients in the
best possible way so that they can realise their visions. As a result, the client base ranges from small businesses to multinational
banks and financial institutions. This experience has given them a strong understanding of business related issues and their dependence on
data integrity and the need for accurate, timely information. KCC are computer software specialists and will be strongly involved in
development of pattern recognition software algorithms for component display and defect identification and assessment. These will be
used to identify defects in the images obtained via the novel radiographic method. They have been chosen by the consortium SMEs
because of their excellent reputation and specific expertise in computer software.
Reasons for participating
KCC recognise that with the growth and new applications of digital radiography, defect reconstruction/recognition becomes a viable
and beneficial prospect for industrial 'end users'. As a high technology SME they are well positioned to capitalise on this new market sector.
Contribution to project
KCC's role in the project will be to develop pattern recognition software (WP-E) as applied to weld profiles and weld defects for use
with the phosphor screen computed radiographic system
FilmFree is a collaboration between the following organisations: TWI Ltd, CIT Ltd, Balteau NDT SA, Innospexion ApS, OY AJAT Ltd, Advanced
Technology Group s.r.o., Isotest Engineering S.r.l., Tecnitest Ingenieros SL, Trueflaw Ltd, Kingston Computer Consultancy Ltd, NDT
Consultants Ltd, Technic Control Ltd Co, Industrial Control Machines SA, X-Tek Systems Ltd, Compra GmbH, Nexus Engineering Ltd, Airbus
UK Ltd, EADS CCR - Groupement d’Interet Economique, Wytwornia Sprzetu Komunikacyjnego PZL – Rzeszow SA, Total France, Rolls Royce plc,
Advantica Ltd, DB AG, Helenic Society of Non Destructive Testing, Castings Technology International, Bulgarian Welding Society,
Commissariat a l’energie atomiique, Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing, Technical University of Sofia and Politechnika
Szcezinska. The Project is co-ordinated and managed by TWI Ltd. and is partly funded by the EC under the IP SME programme ref: Number
NMP2-CT-2005-515746.
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