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SAN DIEGO, CA — PARMI is showcasing its latest 3D inspec- tion systems and AI-based inspec- tion software for electronics manu- facturing at APEX Expo 2026. PARMI’s exhibit will include key platforms across inspection and measurement needs. The INTEL- LION is a next-generation 3D AOI platform featuring PARMI’s TRCS-II sensor and a granite- based motion system for stabilized high-precision inspection. The PCI 100 DSI is a preci-
PARMI: Full 3D Inspection Line — AI-Driven Setup The SIGMAX is a 3D solder
paste inspection (SPI) system us- ing dual laser scanning to provide detailed measurement of height, area, volume, shape, and PCB warpage for paste and process control. A key focus of PARMI’s ex-
sion conformal coating inspec- tion system that uses a laser- based scanning method to in- spect coating coverage, bubbles, contamination, and thickness even on tall components. It sup- ports high-speed imaging with simultaneous UV and white LED capture for comprehensive con- formal coating validation. The XCEED-II and XCEED
DSI are high-speed 3D AOI plat- forms built on PARMI’s next generation dual laser scanning technology, producing real 3D images that are unaffected by board color or surface finish. These systems inspect common defects such as missing compo- nents, misalignment, tombston- ing, and solder issues with con- sistent speed and accuracy.
cts Offers Configurable Warehouse
Solutions BURGKIRCHEN, GERMANY — The smart warehouse lines and buffer stations from cts ensure the flow of materials on the line, minimizing downtime and in- creasing throughput. This year, the German au-
tomation expert will be exhibit- ing together with its local part- ner IndPro. The specialist for in- creasing efficiency in warehouse and distribution centers brings cts solutions to US factories with local implementation and sup- port. A major advantage of cts’ solutions is that they are fully configurable. Also, the proprietary mid-
dleware sloXis ensures that cts systems can be seamlessly net- worked with existing IT struc- tures and other process-relevant systems. Since factories rarely remain static and are almost never environments with only one manufacturer, it is crucial that cts middleware can be used
independently of manufacturers. Contact: cts GmbH, Fuhrmannstrasse 10, 84508
Burgkirchen, Germany % +49-8679-91689-0 E-mail:
info@group-cts.de Web:
www.group-cts.de
See at APEX Expo, Booth 2446
ADVANCED FLYING PROBE PCBA TEST SYSTEMS See at APEX Expo, Booth 2635
hibit will be its AI-based inspec- tion capabilities, including AI teaching and inspection, auto de- bugging, and AI verification. AI teaching and inspection simplifies program creation by automatical- ly generating inspection models using only a physical PCB and
BOM, significantly reducing setup time and manual effort. Auto de- bugging and AI verification help manufacturers refine inspection
performance, reduce false calls, and maintain consistent results across production runs. PARMI’s AI technology is built on deep learning models trained with ex- tensive component data, enabling accurate identification of compo-
nents, leads, and pads. Contact: PARMI USA, Inc., 9853 Pacific Height Boulevard,
Suite N, San Diego, CA 92121 %858-683-0225 E-mail:
jarango@parmiusa.com Web:
www.parmiusa.com
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