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August 24, 2023 | Viscom Inc.Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
Viscom Inc., the US subsidiary of Viscom AG, Germany, will be exhibiting at the SMTA International 2023 Expo in Minneapolis, MN, October 10–11, in Booth No. 1413. Viscom experts will be on hand to answer questions and offer manufacturing solutions on their wide range of award-winning AOI/AXI/MXI inspection systems.
Viscom offers 3D SPI, 3D AOI, 3D AXI, and 3D MXI systems for inspection of densely packed printed circuit boards as well as components such as IGBT modules in power electronics. Visitors can also learn more about the latest software developments at Viscom, such as AI-assisted verification and inspection program generation. Juan Briceno, Vice President of Sales Viscom Inc., states: “SMTA International is a very important exhibition for us. Decision makers, industry experts and other key manufacturing players with very different backgrounds are present and we look forward to showcasing our inspection solutions.”
The booth staff can advise on how Viscom inspection systems combine outstanding performance with high throughput – plus modern networking solutions such as IPC HERMES 9852 or IPC CFX, as well as new condition monitoring and AI applications.
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