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TRI to Showcase AI-powered Inspection Solutions at NEPCON China 2021
March 25, 2021 | TRIEstimated reading time: Less than a minute
Test Research, Inc. (TRI), the leading test and inspection systems provider for the electronics manufacturing industry, will join NEPCON China held at Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center from April 21-23, 2021 to feature Innovative SMT Inspection solutions for the Smart Factories. Visit booth #1J40 to experience Smart Factory Inspection Solutions in action.
Join TRI at NEPCON China 2021 to discover the new "AI Station" capable of 24/7 inspection optimization using deep learning, reducing human errors, false calls, and operator costs.
TRI will be showcasing the newly released 3D SPI TR7007Q Plus. The new 3D SPI is equipped with an improved motion controller and enhanced 2D lighting for sharper inspection images. Also exhibiting will be the AI-powered 3D AOI TR7700Q SII with unprecedented 1?m Resolution for High Accuracy, industry-leading speed of up to 57cm2/sec, and flexible algorithms. TRI's lineup will also include the high-end 3D AXI TR7600F3D SII and the Multi-core ICT TR5001Q SII INLINE.
Realize your production line's potential with TRI's PCBA Test and Inspection solutions and Industry 4.0 data-driven management system, YMS 4.0. TRI's systems are designed to interoperate with other manufacturing equipment to minimize downtime, optimize production quality, and reduce operator workload.
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