Jan/Feb 2025 Business Briefs Arch Supports New Industry Research
PALO ALTO, CA — Arch Systems is supporting a global study on how to ensure AI and analytics deliver benefits to manufacturers. The operations-focused survey was developed by the Manufacturing Enterprise Solutions Association International (MESA) and Tech- Clarity, the survey focuses on how manufacturers use traditional an- alytics and metrics as well as predictive artificial intelligence (AI), including machine learning and generative AI. Web:
www.archsys.io
Plasmatreat Opens Mexico Subsidiary
QUERÉTARO, MEXICO — Onsite sales, consulting, application en- gineering and service for local companies and global corporations based in Mexico: Plasmatreat GmbH has opened another branch in Querétaro, Mexico, to provide even better and more direct support to users and interested parties of atmospheric pressure plasma technol- ogy. Plasmatreat continues to expand its international network. Web:
www.plasmatreat.com
HyRel Sells First Robotic System
PEORIA, AZ — HyRel Technologies has sold its first Versacell robot- ic solder dip and BGA reballing system to one of the top five defense contractors. Originally developed for internal use, the system drew the attention of the contractor, who recognized its impressive preci- sion, accuracy and efficiency. It offers a custom robotic architecture and supports a variety of applications. Web:
www.hyrel.tech
Koh Young Honored by Foxconn
SEOUL, KOREA — Koh Young has been honored by Foxconn with the 2024 Digital Ecosystem Partner Award. This accolade under- scores the strength of the strategic partnership between Koh Young and Foxconn, highlighting Koh Young’s pivotal role in advancing dig- ital transformation and smart factory initiatives within the electron- ics manufacturing industry. Foxconn established the award to recog- nize operations that drive seamless integration of technologies and systems across the manufacturing lifecycle. Web:
www.kohyoung.com
Creation Celebrates 35 Yr. Partnership
BOSTON, MA —Creation Technologies and Rite-Hite are celebrating a 35-year strategic manufacturing partnership. Since 1989, this collabo- ration has exemplified the power of long-term partnerships in driving manufacturing innovation. Creation Technologies has been instrumen- tal in critical electronic assemblies for Rite-Hite’s advanced loading dock equipment and industrial safety systems, contributing to both companies’ growth and success in their respective markets. Web:
www.creationtech.com
AAT Grows in Mexico
AUSTIN, TX —Austin American Technology (AAT) recently complet- ed a key HydroJet installation in Guadalajara and secured several significant projects in Ciudad Juárez, marking a new chapter in the company’s expansion in the region. The HydroJet, AAT’s state-of- the-art cleaning system, is now operational in Guadalajara where it will enhance manufacturing capabilities and provide advanced clean- ing solutions for the local electronics industry. Web:
www.aat-corp.com
actnano Achieves ISO Certification
MALDEN, MA — actnano, Inc., has achieved ISO 9001:2015 certifi- cation for its quality management systems. This internationally rec- ognized certification, awarded by National Quality Assurance, U.S.A., applies to actnano’s research, design, development, manufac- turing, and distribution of coatings, surface treatments and other material applications. Web:
www.actnano.com
Critical Mfg. Collaborates with Red Hat
RALEIGH, NC — Red Hat has announced a collaboration with Crit- ical Manufacturing to modernize manufacturing operations by inte- grating Red Hat technologies into the core infrastructure of Critical Manufacturing’s standard offering. The collaboration will help fur- ther integrate open source solutions with greater automation to de- liver streamlined software updates for faster innovation. Web:
www.criticalmanufacturing.com
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