Jan/Feb, 2024 Business Briefs Würth Establishes Danish Subsidiary
WALDENBURG, GERMANY — With the establishment of Würth Elektronik Danmark A/S, customers from Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands now have a direct point of contact for their elec- tronic and electromechanical component needs. Previously, these markets were also served by the Swedish subsidiary. The new sub- sidiary is based in the north of Aarhus. Web:
www.we-online.com
Arch Partners with Aegis Software
PALO ALTO, CA — Arch Systems and Aegis Software have entered into a partnership toward continuous improvement of factory opera- tions. Manufacturing excellence relies on proactively identifying is- sues and implementing corrective action. Aegis and Arch have part- nered to deliver an unprecedented AI Copilot to guide manufacturers toward the right actions and implement those actions automatically via FactoryLogix® on the shop floor. Web:
www.archsys.io
ASMPT Holds Tech Days in Juarez
SUWANEE, GA —ASMPT, in partnership with representative SMarT- sol Technologies, held its Technology Days event in Juarez, Mexico, one of the region’s most vibrant and growing technology centers. The well- attended event attracted EMS and OEM manufacturers across a vari- ety of industries. The interactive program was designed to address the primary drivers of global competitiveness —efficiency, quality and high yield — and showcase how ASMPT’s Intelligent Factory portfolio en- ables more resilient, high-productivity operations. Web:
www.smt.asmpt.com
PI Boosts Hexapod Production
KARLSRUHE, GERMANY — Based on a comprehensive analysis of the production processes for hexapods, Physik Instrumente (PI) has adapted its production capacities to the sharp increase in demand and is prepared to expand them further when required. The focus of this restructuring was the optimization and relocation of PI’s entire hexapod micro-robotics production area to newly designed premises, as well as the expansion of the workforce. These measures are an in- tegral part of the company-wide investment program with a volume close to $70 million. Web:
www.pi-usa.us
TRI Expands Malaysian Office
TAIPEI, TAIWAN — Test Research, Inc. (TRI) has expanded its Malaysian office, which opened in 2010. This move demonstrates the company’s ongoing commitment to providing high-quality services to its regional clients. The expanded office will enable the company to better serve the region’s growing client needs and to strengthen its position in Malaysia. More resources will be available to support TRI’s efforts to provide innovative test and inspection solutions and exceptional customer service. Web:
www.tri.com.tw
ESDA Launches Product Qualification
Lab Certification at Canmax ROME, NY — EOS/ESD Association, Inc., (ESDA) completed a product qualification laboratory certification with Canmax Technologies Co., Ltd., in Suzhou, China. Companies that earn the certification meet the requirements for establishing, implementing and maintaining an ESD product qualification laboratory that conduct ESD product qualification measurements on materials and control items generally used within an ESD control program, according to ANSI/ESD S20.20 standards. Web:
www.esda.org
U.S. DOL Approves IPC
Apprenticeship Standards WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has approved IPC’s National Program Standards of Apprenticeship —the first ever in the U.S. electronics manufacturing industry — in a move designed to expand the skilled workforce for this strategically vital industry. The DOL’s action ensures that IPC’s Registered Appren- ticeship programs are recognized nationally and align with the in- dustry’s highest standards of proficiency. IPC is now authorized to register with each state’s Eligible Training Provider List. Web:
www.ipc.org
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