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BRIGHTON, MI — Nikon Corporation has launched the ECLIPSE LV100AMS, a new one-click automated microscope designed to simplify industrial inspection and quality control. Built on Nikon’s established indus- trial microscope platforms, the LV100AMS combines fully automated inspection with AI-powered image analysis, enabling manu- facturers to improve consistency, increase in- spection speed, and strengthen confidence in inspection outcomes. Manufacturers today face growing chal-
lenges such as labor shortages and increas- ing throughput demands, making consistent inspection quality difficult to maintain. To address these issues, Nikon developed the LV100AMS, automating the entire inspec- tion workflow from image acqui- sition to analysis. Manual inspection is highly
dependent on operator skill and consistency, making it difficult to maintain stable quality at scale. With one-click execution, even complex inspection routines and advanced image analysis run au- tomatically, eliminating opera- tor-to-operator variation and re-
CE3S Brings Back Vision LUXO
Magnifiers
HARRISBURG, PA — Cumber- land Electronics Strategic Sup- ply Solutions (CE3S) has reintro- duced Vision LUXO benchtop magnifiers, making the product line available again to customers working in assembly, inspection, and production environments. The move reconnects CE3S
customers with a well-known op- tion for magnification and task lighting. Vision LUXO combines the optical background of Vision Engineering with Luxo’s long- standing focus on ergonomics and lighting, resulting in sys- tems that are built for day-to-day use on the production floor. For operators doing detailed
work — whether it’s inspection, rework, or assembly — having consistent, clear magnification makes a noticeable difference. The Vision LUXO systems are designed to stay in place, adjust easily, and hold up over time, which is why they’ve remained a go-to choice in many manufac- turing environments. Each unit features Luxo’s K-
arm for smooth positioning, along with precision optics that provide a clear, distortion-free view. The systems are manufac- tured in Poland and come with a
five-year warranty. Contact: Cumberland Elec-
tronics Strategic Supply Solu- tions, 2501 Sycamore Street,
Harrisburg, PA 17111 % 717-232-9715 E-mail:
jwagner@ce3s.com Web:
www.ce3s.com
Intelligent segment control: Four individually switchable LED seg- ments optimize energy consumption while enabling short exposure times.
ducing human error. This enables repeat- able, standardized inspections across shifts
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and sites, improving yield, lowering rework rates, and reducing training time. Disconnected inspection steps and manu-
al interpretation slow down workflows and in- troduce variability. By seamlessly integrating motorized control, automated image acquisi- tion, and AI-powered analysis into a single system, the LV100AMS delivers consistent, objective results with minimal operator influ- ence. This increases throughput, supports scalable inspection strategies, and provides
higher confidence in quality decisions. Contact: Nikon Metrology, Inc., 12701
Grand River Avenue, Brighton, MI 48116 % 810-220-4360
ECLIPSE LV100AMS automated microscope.
E-mail:
amanda.bourque@
nikon.com Web:
www.nikonmetrology.com
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