Lumafield

Lumafield builds high-resolution, industrial-grade X-ray CT scanners that let engineers see inside physical products without destroying them. Its compact Neptune and Triton systems combine plug-and-play hardware with cloud-based software for 3D inspection, defect detection, and CAD comparison. Customers can visualize internal structures, measure tolerances, and catch issues like porosity, warping, or missing components early in the development cycle. The system is built for accessibility—requiring no dedicated lab or imaging specialist—and is used across industries like consumer packaged goods, aerospace, electronics, medical devices, and advanced manufacturing.

The company operates on a hybrid CapEx and recurring revenue model. Customers can purchase or lease Lumafield scanners (a standard package starts around $75K/year), with ongoing subscriptions to its Voyager software platform. This cloud suite includes collaboration tools, dimensional analysis, AI-powered insights via Atlas, and centralized data management. Additional seats and software modules are available for larger teams. By reducing CT scan costs and setup complexity, Lumafield makes a once-specialized technology available to engineers across the product lifecycle.