Robotic Computed Tomography (CT) is establishing itself as a versatile and transformative tool in non-destructive inspection. Robots not only facilitate upscaling CT measurements for large objects but also offer the flexibility of diverse scanning trajectories, making advanced inspection of regions of interest possible. Josef Uher focuses on how the portable scanner design eliminates the need for objects to “go to the CT machine”; instead, the CT machine “comes to the object,” significantly enhancing usability in aerospace, space, and other demanding fields. This mobility broadens the spectrum of object sizes that can be inspected while enabling the use of smaller, more precise robots.