Where to Find WyeTec's Portfolio of X-ray Imaging, Machine Vision, and Custom Software Projects

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WyeTec's project portfolio is published on its own website at wyetec.co.uk, split into three categories: X-ray Imaging projects, Machine Vision projects, and Custom Software projects. The portfolio is reachable from the main navigation menu and from the "Learn More" links attached to each service section on the home page. Use it if you want to judge whether WyeTec's past work matches your application area before making contact.

What the portfolio covers

The site presents the portfolio as three separate project groups rather than one combined list:

Portfolio section Covers
X-ray Imaging projects Work in X-ray imaging and systems integration
Machine Vision projects Computer-based image capture and analysis, manual and automated inspection systems
Custom Software projects Bespoke software built on Microsoft development platforms and databases

These three groups map directly onto WyeTec's stated specialist areas: X-ray imaging, machine vision, and custom software development, with non-destructive testing (NDT) named as a further specialism.

How to get there

  1. Open wyetec.co.uk.
  2. Use the top navigation menu and select the Portfolio entry.
  3. Choose the project category you care about — X-ray Imaging, Machine Vision, or Custom Software.
  4. Alternatively, scroll the home page to the relevant service block (for example "X-ray Imaging" or "Machine Vision") and follow its Learn More link, which leads into that area including its portfolio.

Expected result: you land on project pages grouped by discipline, so you can compare the type of work shown against your own requirement.

What the portfolio tells you about fit

WyeTec states it has been providing custom software development and systems integration since 1999 — over 20 years — for businesses worldwide. The portfolio is the place where that claim is illustrated rather than just asserted.

The application areas the company names for its X-ray and machine vision work are:

  • Security screening
  • Industrial non-destructive testing (NDT)
  • Food inspection
  • Microscopy
  • Machine vision more generally

If your project sits in one of these areas, the matching portfolio section is the most direct evidence of relevant experience. If your application is outside them, the site still states that WyeTec takes on work beyond these sectors, so the Custom Software projects section is the better place to look.

Common sticking points

  • The portfolio is split, not searchable. There is no single index of all projects, so check all three sections if your work spans imaging and software.
  • Category names follow the service names. If you are looking for NDT or food inspection examples, look under X-ray Imaging and Machine Vision rather than expecting a separate NDT section.
  • Portfolio pages sit behind the same navigation as the service pages. If you cannot find a project list, go back to the main menu rather than the home page text.

Where to go next

After reviewing the portfolio, the site's About us and Contact us pages are the next step for discussing a specific project. WyeTec also publishes a Confidentiality GDPR Statement, which is worth reading if you intend to share sensitive project details during an enquiry.