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maXerial

maXerial

IT Services and IT Consulting

Data-driven materials science for industry

About us

maXerial is based in Vaduz and specializes in industrial computed tomography (CT), X-ray inspection, and artificial intelligence (AI) for material and component testing. In addition to high-precision testing services, the company develops AI software for automatic defect detection, including "Falknis X-ray Inspect" and the no-code AI platform "1-Click-AI-Trainer". As a multiple award-winning deep tech innovation, maXerial was an exhibitor at CES in Las Vegas in 2025.

Website
https://maxerial.io
Industry
IT Services and IT Consulting
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Vaduz
Type
Public Company
Founded
2020
Specialties
artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, diffraction, materials science, materials engineering, x-ray, and x-ray analytics

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    Left: Original. Right: Corrected and denoised with our latest model.  The video is for marketing. The stats are real:  - 5x more voids detected - 10x more void content measured - Largest void 3x bigger than initial reconstruction suggested - 20 false-positive voids eliminated Same data, same machine, just better algorithms.  More confidence in your results, higher quality with the same effort. Reach out if you want to learn more: info@maxerial.io maXerial #IndustrialCT #VoidAnalysis #SMT

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    How do you get from an X-ray CT volume to an AI model that ships into production? In 2021, we published a peer-reviewed paper using a convolutional neural network (CNN) to predict fiber orientation in glass-fiber composites from X-ray CT data [1]. Training data was generated entirely from physics simulations, no manual labelling needed. In 2026, we are tackling an inverse problem: a physics-informed AI model that removes noise from industrial X-ray images, beating today's standard for image denoising. Hot off the press. If you are interested in this kind of industrial AI work, join us on June 25 at the Hightech Zentrum Aargau AG event "KI für die Materialentwicklung" in Brugg. Talk: "Physik trifft Bilddaten: Vom CT-Volumen zum serienreifen KI-Modell" - 25 June 2026, 13:30 to 17:00 - Technopark Aargau, Brugg - Free, registration: www.htz.ch/nano-industrie Thanks to Dr. Marcus Morstein and the HTZ team for the invitation. Looking forward to interesting conversations. [1] P. Bleiziffer et al., Eng. Appl. Artif. Intell. 104, 104352 (2021). https://lnkd.in/dUPD78VH #IndustrialAI #PhysicsInformedML #XrayCT #maXerial

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    These images are ugly. Spending 8 hours a day with them is worse. Magnetic tiles are the curved ferrite arcs inside DC motors. They are everywhere: in your car, in your drill, in your kitchen mixer. Each one gets inspected for surface defects before it ships. The defects are dark gray marks on a dark gray ceramic surface, sub-millimeter, under industrial lighting. Not what you want to stare at for hours. This is where AI can really help. We trained a binary U-Net on 115 images from Kaggle to a validation IoU of 0.832. For training, we used our 1-Click-AI-Trainer. It took only minutes. No code, no cloud, just a few clicks. Some jobs are better done by machines. Dataset: Huang, Qiu, Yuan, Surface Defect Saliency of Magnetic Tile (2018). https://sl1nk.com/e29azql #1ClickAITrainer #IndustrialAI #DefectDetection #MachineVision #maXerial

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    Ball screws steer your car and land your plane. When pitting starts on the raceway, the part is on borrowed time. Not what you want in a steering rack or a plane wing. Pitting damage is hard to spot before it propagates and takes expert knowledge to identify reliably. So we trained an AI model to find it. The dataset [1] from Schlagenhauf et al. at KIT consists of 394 annotated images with varying illumination and contrast. Defects range from a few pixels to larger areas, as visible in the video. Training details: U-Net with MobileNetV2 backbone, 1024² inputs, focal loss, Adam optimizer, 80/10/10 split, 200 epochs. 80 minutes of training on two RTX 3060s. IoU 0.9 on both training and validation splits. Total work on the human side: upload, select model, click train, click predict. 1 to 2 minutes. That's the 1-Click-AI-Trainer. If you have parts and inspection data sitting in a folder somewhere, we're curious what it could find. Send them to us for a first assessment → info@maxerial.io [1] BSData by Schlagenhauf, Landwehr & Fleischer (KIT), CC-BY-SA-4.0 Repository: github.com/2Obe/BSData Paper: Data in Brief 39 (2021) 107643, arxiv.org/abs/2103.13003 #IndustrialAI #MachineVision #DefectDetection #BallScrew

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    The flicker is hypnotic: 30 seconds inside a neural network, looking at an X-ray of a BGA. It is a convolutional neural network. What you are watching is the same input image passing through its learned filters, layer by layer, channel by channel. Edges and gradients at shallow depth, shapes and textures further in, object-level responses near the top. That is why it is called deep learning. None of it hand-crafted. The network built all of it from annotated examples during training. The last 5 seconds are the output: every solder joint located, scored around 0.95 confidence. This is a model we recently fine-tuned for BGAs. Trained from a small set of annotated X-rays with our 1-Click-AI-Trainer. Next part, next customer, same workflow. #1ClickAITrainer #BGAInspection #IndustrialAI #NDT #maXerial

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    #Easter egg hunt, maXerial style. We used a semantic segmentation model to identify football players on the field because, apparently, that's how we celebrate holidays now. The setup: 512 CC0-licensed images from Kaggle (80/10/10 split), a UNet with MobileNet backbone, Adam optimizer with cosine annealing warmup, SparseCategoricalCrossentropy loss, 1024 × 1024 px inference. Training time: 35 minutes, 150 epochs, using our #1ClickAITrainer, running inference on the maXerial #AIEdgeKit, completely offline. But the thing is: You don't need to know any of this: No cloud. No PhD required. Label → train → deploy. Happy Easter from the team. May your loss curves be smooth and your false positives be few. Links: 1-Click-AI-Trainer: https://lnkd.in/eRVMHVAQ Kaggle Dataset: Football Player Segmentation (CC0 1.0), https://lnkd.in/eJxazfyp #MachineLearning #ComputerVision #EdgeAI #SemanticSegmentation #maXerial

  • Stell Dir vor: Ein Röntgenbild einer Platine, tausende Lötstellen, Risse im Mikrometerbereich – und Dein Algorithmus findet den Defekt in Millisekunden. Das ist kein Uni-Projekt. Das ist unser Alltag bei maXerial. Unsere KI-gestützte Röntgeninspektionssoftware analysiert Bilder in Echtzeit und findet Fehler in Lötstellen, BGAs und Baugruppen. Zuverlässig und automatisiert, direkt in der Produktionslinie. Nächste Woche sind wir an der #Kontaktparty der ETH Zürich am Stand #B18. Und wir haben ein paar Fragen an Dich:  - Welches Problem würdest Du am liebsten mit ML lösen?  - An welchem Punkt im Studium merkst Du, dass Theorie allein nicht reicht? - Und was brauchst Du, um richtig gute Arbeit abliefern zu können? Was Du bei uns am Stand findest:  - Bei uns wird nicht nur über Software geredet, sondern gebaut. - Ehrliche Einblicke, wie es wirklich ist, ein Deep-Tech-Startup aufzubauen. - Konkrete Beispiele, wie wir #MachineLearning im industriellen Umfeld einsetzen. Nicht auf Slides, sondern in der Produktion.  - Und egal ob Praktikum, Abschlussarbeit oder direkter Einstieg: Wir zeigen Dir, wie Dein Weg bei uns aussehen könnte. Komm an Stand B18 und zeig uns, was Du als Letztes Cooles gebaut hast. Wenn Du uns überzeugst, haben wir ein kleines Geschenk für Dich. Kontaktparty ETH Zürich · 14. März 2026 · Stand B18 https://lnkd.in/ebY7uM2b #ETHZürich #DeepTech #CareerInTech #maXerial #XrayInspection

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  • What an incredible week in Linz! CT is evolving from a specialized lab tool into the digital backbone of autonomous manufacturing, and that shift was on full display at #iCT2026. We were honored to support the 15th International Conference on Industrial Computed Tomography as a Gold Sponsor. 300 participants from 31 nations, 66 talks, and an energy in the room that was hard to beat. Our key takeaways? The science is ready. Simulation-first workflows, quantum-inspired edge detection, multi-energy HDR from synchrotron data: these aren't lab experiments anymore. They're the foundation for next-generation quality assurance on the production floor. But groundbreaking algorithms alone don't ship products. Someone has to close the gap between scientific complexity and industrial autonomy. That's where we come in: > With our 1-Click-AI-Trainer, we turn these scientific marvels into intuitive tools that factory operators can use for rapid quality decisions. No PhD required. > By combining machine learning with strict, rule-based algorithms, we tackle the "Black Box" challenge of AI and deliver reproducible, explainable results. > Our software enables high-end X-ray hardware to run at maximum speed without sacrificing the image quality needed for critical inspections. Hitting production cycle times. The future of industrial CT isn't just about seeing inside things. It's about turning complex scientific instruments into autonomous production machines that provide instant, verifiable results. A huge thank you to the organizers at Fachhochschule Oberösterreich and all the partners who made this event a success! #IndustrialCT #IndustrialAI #QualityAssurance #maXerial #SmartManufacturing #1ClickAITrainer

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  • Artificial Intelligence is moving past the chatbot hype; it is maturing for the factory floor. Join us at #iCT2026 in Linz to see how. Cavities, cracks, complex porosities – in materials testing, the critical details are often hidden. Industrial X-ray and Computed Tomography let us see through things, making them perfect candidates for machine-learning-based computer vision. Session: Industrial AI Without the Hype: Lessons from Real CT Deployments Date: Tuesday, February 10, 2026 Location: Fachhochschule Oberösterreich Visit maXerial at Booth #B11 to: - Discuss advances in non-destructive 2D and 3D measurements. - See the algorithmic edge making analyses fast and robust. - Learn how to train and maintain your own AI models in production, where accuracy and repeatability are non-negotiable. Will you be in Linz next week? Let’s connect and meet. #iCT2026 #QualityEngineering #ComputedTomography #MaterialsTesting #maXerial #NDT 

    • iCT 2026 Industry Day presentation slide for Roger Herger of maXerial AG

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