Visual Testing (VT) or Visual Inspection (VI) is the versatile testing method used human senses with any non-specialised inspection equipment. A VT or VI is commonly required by standards and one of most important NDT methods that can reveal surface defects of any industrial products during manufacturing process or during the service as well as required prior performing other NDT. (Refer to the NDT (Non-Destructive Testing))

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Tech Leaders Big Big On Green Energy Startups (22 April 2024): By ZeroHedge - Sam Altman and venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz are betting on solar power and energy storage that can supply a low-carbon future to artificial intelligence data centers. Altman, the face of the AI chatbot boom, has also invested in nuclear power technology to fuel America's powering up with clean, reliable energy. The Wall Street Journal reports that Altman and the private US venture capital firm are among the investors putting $20 million into Exowatt, a company that aims to solve the clean-energy needs of AI data centers. Exowatt declined to provide details about how its technology works. However, WSJ provided a brief understanding: Instead of solar panels arrayed across a field, Exowatt has developed modules roughly the size of shipping containers that contain solar lenses. The lenses convert energy from the sun into heat. That heat can then be used to warm up cheap, basic materials much like electricity heats up a toaster, allowing the modules to store energy for up to 24 hours a day. ... (Source: Oil Price)