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TRI Introduces New AOI - TR7700 SIII Ultra
August 22, 2023 | TRIEstimated reading time: Less than a minute

Test Research, Inc. (TRI), the leading test and inspection systems provider for the electronics manufacturing industry, proudly introduces the new AOI TR7700 SIII Ultra.
The TR7700 SIII Ultra achieves remarkable speeds of up to 60 cm²/sec. The High-Speed AOI incorporates advanced AI algorithms, TRI's Smart Programming, and Metrology Measurements for unmatched inspection coverage and precision.
The TR7700 SIII Ultra addresses the industry's need for unprecedented efficiency without compromising accuracy. The advanced mechanical platform guarantees stability, accuracy, and precision during every inspection cycle. The newly released AOI is also offered in a Dual Lane configuration (TR7700 SIII Ultra DL), further expanding its capabilities to enhance productivity in high-speed inspection scenarios.
Seamlessly integrated into Smart Factories, the TR7700 SIII Ultra empowers data-driven decisions and heightened efficiency through real-time SPC trends. The TR7700 SIII Ultra supports current Smart Factory Standards, including the IPC-CFX, IPC-DPMX, and The Hermes Standard (IPC-HERMES-9852).
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