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Smart Automation: The Power of Data Integration in Electronics Manufacturing

06/24/2025 | Josh Casper -- Column: Smart Automation
As EMS companies adopt automation, machine data collection and integration are among the biggest challenges. It’s now commonplace for equipment to collect and output vast amounts of data, sometimes more than a manufacturer knows what to do with. While many OEM equipment vendors offer full-line solutions, most EMS companies still take a vendor-agnostic approach, selecting the equipment companies that best serve their needs rather than a single-vendor solution.

Real Time with... IPC APEX EXPO 2025: Mycronic's Evolution Drives Record-breaking Year

03/26/2025 | Real Time with...IPC APEX EXPO
Kevin Clue reports that Mycronic is experiencing record revenue and positive stock performance. The company transitions from a pick-and-place supplier to a full-line solution provider, facing challenges with diverse components and complex bills of materials. Manufacturing efficiency and skilled manpower are emphasized.

IDENTCO to Showcase Specialized Labels and Presenters for Electronics Component Production at IPC APEX

02/26/2025 | IDENTCO
IDENTCO – a manufacturer of high-performance labeling solutions for the power equipment, electronics, transportation, and general industrial sector – will showcase its robust range of solutions for printed circuit boards (PCBs) and electronic components at IPC APEX Expo.

Mycronic Introduces New Machine Models to Its High-Performance Pick-And-Place Platform MYPRO A40

12/06/2024 | Mycronic
Mycronic, the leading Sweden-based electronics assembly solutions provider, is introducing two new machine models MYPro A40SX and A40LX to its next-generation MYPro A40 pick-and-place platform, equipped with the all-new MX7 high-speed mounthead technology.

Untapped Potential: Automating Warehouse Management Into the Present

10/15/2024 | Josh Casper, Horizon Sales
The push toward automation in electronics manufacturing has led to significant improvements in SMT and through-hole technology (THT) production. Today’s manufacturers are outfitted with precision pick-and-place machines, sophisticated inspection systems, and advanced solder deposition solutions. These investments reflect a broader industry trend toward automating high-value production tasks to boost efficiency, improve quality, and reduce headcount in a shrinking labor market. While the spotlight has rightly focused on automating SMT production, one crucial area remains woefully under-invested: materials storage and handling.
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