Disclosed is a calibrator device designed to measure the activity of a radio element, including: an ionization chamber, intended to receive the radio element; and electronic/computer system for controlling the operation of the calibrator device. The electronic/computer system includes voice control, which include: at least one microphone capable of capturing a voice instruction emitted by the operator; a recognition module designed to convert the voice instruction into a request that can be executed by the electronic/computer system; and a control module designed to control the execution of the request by the electronic/computer system.

The present disclosure relates to the field of radiation imaging for testing and/or quality assurance of items (6) in a variety of industrial applications. The radiation imaging system (1) for inspecting a plurality of items (6) comprises a radiation imaging device. a shielded enclosure (31), at least one access port (33). and at least one item handling apparatus (10) with a movable manipulator (4) configured for detachably coupling and releasing a plurality of mounts (5) suspended on a retaining element (36) arranged in the access port (33). and positioning the plurality items (6) mounted on the mounts (5) within a projection space (23) of the radiation imaging device.

A system and method for a hydraulic transmission system of a teleoperation device with haptic feedback to be used with a medical scanner can include an input manipulator system situated in a shielded region outside of the medical scanner; an output manipulator system situated within a scanning region of the medical scanner; a hydraulic transmission system comprising: an intermediary active transmission interface serially integrated between the input manipulator system and the output manipulator system and within the shielded region, the active transmission interface comprising a powered actuation system, an output transmission interface that is coupled to the output manipulator system, and a set of output hydraulic lines connecting to the intermediary active transmission interface in the shielded region to the output transmission interface in the scanning region.

A system for transferring and storing radioactive waste for a shielded cell comprising a duct for discharging radioactive waste, the system having: a first frame which is attachable below the duct; a cylindrical shielded container for radioactive waste, provided with a collar; a rapid transfer port having an alpha port fixable on the duct and a beta port closing the container; a second frame to support the container through the collar, and movable relative to the first frame towards an alignment position, wherein the container is coaxial to the discharge duct; a shielded cover movably mounted on the collar to cover and uncover the beta port; a lifter to lift the container to a raised position, wherein the beta port rests on the alpha port; and a rotating key mounted on the first frame to rotate coaxially to the duct, engageable by an outer portion of the container in the raised position to allow coupling between the beta port and the alpha port.

A radiographic inspection device and a method of inspecting an object are provided. The radiographic inspection device includes a support frame, where an inspection space applicable to inspect an object is formed within the support frame, and the inspection space has a first opening connecting to an outside; a transfer mechanism applicable to carry the object to move through the inspection space; a shielding curtain mounted at the first opening; and a driving mechanism mounted on the support frame and configured to drive the shielding curtain to move, so as to open or close the first opening. Since the driving mechanism drives the shielding curtain to rise or fall, it is possible to ensure that the lightweight object for inspection may smoothly enter the inspection space for subsequent radiographic scanning.

A radiographic inspection device and a method of inspecting an object are provided. The radiographic inspection device includes a support frame, where an inspection space applicable to inspect an object is formed within the support frame, and the inspection space has a first opening connecting to an outside; a transfer mechanism applicable to carry the object to move through the inspection space; a shielding curtain mounted at the first opening; and a driving mechanism mounted on the support frame and configured to drive the shielding curtain to move, so as to open or close the first opening. Since the driving mechanism drives the shielding curtain to rise or fall, it is possible to ensure that the lightweight object for inspection may smoothly enter the inspection space for subsequent radiographic scanning.