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Seica Highlights Integrated Test Solutions
HAVERHILL, MA — Seica is pre- senting its latest high-perform- ance test and automation solu- tions at APEX Expo 2026. This year’s exhibit will feature the PI- LOT VX flying probe platform and the new Valid SL in-circuit and functional test system. Seica’s flagship PILOT VX
flying probe system will be on dis- play in its updated platform de- sign. Built for today’s accelerated product lifecycle, the PILOT VX delivers significant test-time re- duction thanks to its advanced me- chanical architecture and propri-
etary motion control lers, cutting cycle times by up to 50%. With 12 multifunction test
heads and double-side probing of up to 60 points simultaneously, the system offers unmatched cov- erage. High-power probing (up to 2 A per probe), microwave-based measurement capabilities, and op- tional high-frequency tools — in- cluding a 750+ MHz flying oscillo- scope — provide exceptional diag- nostic depth. The latest genera- tion of integrated LED sensors, combining visible and infrared technologies, expands inspection
capability even further. All of this is powered by Seica’s optimized VIVA™, which includes paral- lel test execution and AI-driv- en analysis to streamline test flow in real time. Seica will present for the
U.S. market its newest addi- tion to the VALID family. VALID SL builds on Seica’s renowned technology for high-performance in-circuit and functional testing, offer- ing a cable-free architecture, new 128-channel scanner cards, and configurations exceeding 4,480 channels for demanding applications. All systems showcased at
APEX feature Seica’s VIVA™ software platform, designed to support intelligent integration across the customer’s entire manufacturing ecosystem. VIVA also incorporates AI-based diag- nostic enhancements to improve fault detection and suggest opti- mized test strategies.
Each platform is equipped with Canavisia’s industrial mon-
PILOT VX flying probe tester.
itoring solution, enabling remote supervision of power consump- tion, temperature, environmen- tal conditions, and operating be- havior. This visibility supports predictive maintenance and aligns with today’s Industry 5.0 standards for measurable, inter-
connected performance. Contact: Seica, Inc., 110
Avco Road, Haverhill, MA 01835 %603-890-6002 E-mail:
davidsigillo@seicausa.com Web:
www.seica-na.com
See at APEX Expo, Booth 1101
Aven Showcases New MicroVue 2.0
ANN ARBOR, MI — Aven Tools will feature live demonstrations of the MicroVue™ 2.0 all-in-one digital microscope, designed for inspection, rework, quality con- trol, and process verification in electronics assembly environ- ments at APEX Expo 2026. The system is well suited for PCB in- spection, solder joint evaluation, and component analysis, where clear imaging and operator com- fort are critical. MicroVue 2.0 builds on the
DL Technology has been the leader in micro dispensing technology for over 15 years. For more
www.dltechnology.com 216 River Street, Haverhill, MA 01832 • P: 978.374.6451 • F: 978.372.4889 •
sales@dltechnology.com
original MicroVue platform with updates focused on usability and inspection accuracy. The system includes a 13.3-inch integrated HD monitor that allows operators to inspect boards without exter- nal displays or eyepieces. A mag- netic ring light with interchange- able UV illumination and sector control gives users precise control over lighting conditions, helping highlight surface features, de- fects, and contamination. Additional refinements in- clude a taller post with 0.5x lens
support for increased working distance, fine focus adjustment for detailed inspection, and up- dated software for image cap-
MicroVue 2.0 digital microscope. ture, video recording, measure-
ment, and annotation. Contact: Aven Tools, 4330
Varsity Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48108 %734-973-0099 E-mail:
markk@aventools.com Web:
www.aventools.com
See at APEX Expo, Booth 1438
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