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Augmented Reality MES for SMT from Critical Manufacturing


Austin, TX — Critical Manufactur- ing, an ASMPT company, offers In- dustry 4.0-ready, digital twin sup- port for CPS and unique shop floor level augmented reality through its MES software. Features include: a


ance requirements reduce risk with inherent closed-loop quality, inte- grate seamlessly with enterprise sys- tems and factory automation and provide deep intelligence and visibil- ity of global production operations.


Critical Manufacturing augmented reality MES software.


single, modular solution, technology stack and user experience; broad functionality, including native APS, quality management, operational ef- ficiency, visibility, and analytics; and advanced native equipment integra- tion and automation. The system is also flexible and


See at IPC APEX, Booth 2051


easy-to-use, handling all levels of complexity within the same system. Critical Manufacturing’s MES helps manufacturers stay ahead of strin- gent product traceability and compli-


As a result, customers are In-


dustry 4.0-ready. They can compete effectively and profitably by easily adapting their operations to changes in demand, opportunity or require-


ments, anywhere, at any time. Contact: Critical Manufacturing, Inc., 9901 Brodie Lane, Suite 160-


240, Austin, TX 78748 % 512-291-0068 E-mail: contact@criticalmanufacturing.com Web: www.criticalmanufacturing.com


See at IPC APEX, Booth 3036


See at IPC APEX, Booth 2643, and at ATX / MD&M West, Booths 2343 and 616


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