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opened a new office in India, es- tablishing a local base to better serve customers across Asia and collaborate with regional part- ners. This expansion marks an important step in the company’s broader strategy to combine global accessibility with the same engineering excellence cus- tomers have come to expect. “Inovaxe India represents a


major milestone for us,” says Khoshnood. “It allows us to en- gage more closely with our cus- tomers in one of the world’s fastest-growing manufacturing markets while maintaining our standards for quality and service.”


Smart Engineering Inovaxe’s award-winning


InoAuto line of modular, intelli- gent storage systems handles reels, trays, feeders, and more. These systems integrate seam- lessly with MES software, auto- mate stock control, and drastical- ly reduce material retrieval times. “Before Inovaxe, managing


SMT materials was chaotic,” says Khoshnood. “Our goal was to bring order to the chaos by cre- ating intelligent storage that ac- tually works for the people on the floor.” The results speak for them-


selves: customers report labor savings of over 90% and invento- ry accuracy gains from below


Designed for both high-mix, low-volume environments and high-throughput lines, Inovaxe systems deliver measurable efficiency


across diverse operations.


70% to above 99%. Designed for both high-mix, low-volume envi- ronments and high-throughput lines, Inovaxe systems deliver measurable efficiency across di- verse operations. Recent innovations include


enhanced software features, ex- panded tray handling, and tighter integration with upstream and downstream equipment. Ino- vaxe’s engineers work directly with customers to optimize every installation for workflow, space, and process efficiency. “We’re not just selling equip-


ment, we’re partnering with our customers to build smarter facto- ries,” says Ly. “That mindset has helped us earn long-term loyalty from some of the most demand- ing operations in the world.”


Showcasing the Facility, Team, and Culture


A visit to Inovaxe’s south


Florida headquarters reveals a company where innovation is wo- ven into every detail. The state- of-the-art facility includes in- house metal fabrication, assem- bly, engineering labs, and a de- mo center where customers can


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see systems in action. In March 2025, Inovaxe ex-


panded its Boca Raton, Florida, office into an adjoining suite and bay, bringing the total footprint to nearly 11,000 square feet. The ad- ditional space accommodates pro- duction, equipment storage, and shipping preparation, consolidat- ing all south Florida operations under one roof for improved work- flow and collaboration. “It’s important that cus-


tomers see how we work,” says Khoshnood. “We invite them in, we walk the floor with them, and they see the attention to detail and pride our team takes in every system that goes out the door.” That pride runs deep. Many employees have been with Ino-


vaxe for over a decade, reflecting a culture of teamwork and shared purpose. “We’ve built a culture of ex-


cellence here,” adds Ly. “Every- one knows they’re part of some- thing bigger, helping manufac- turers around the world build faster and smarter. That’s in- credibly motivating.”


Growing with Purpose Even as Inovaxe expands


globally — with new operations in India and partnerships across Europe and Asia — the company remains steadfast in its focus on engineering integrity, innova- tion, and customer satisfaction. Every product reflects the same dedication to performance and


reliability that has defined Ino- vaxe since day one. Looking ahead, the company


is investing in software develop- ment, AI-driven material man- agement, and next-generation storage solutions to meet evolv- ing manufacturing challenges. Wherever the technology leads, Inovaxe’s mission remains clear: engineer with precision, deliver with excellence, and empower customers to build smarter. Contact: Inovaxe Corp.,


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