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MVP Unveils Versa Duo and AI Tools
VISTA, CA — Machine Vision Products (MVP) is thrilled to an- nounce the debut of its latest in- novation, the Versa Duo, aiming to reshape Automated Optical Inspection capabilities. MVP is also unveiling its groundbreak- ing integration of Deep Learning AI Tools, now available across all its platforms. Designed to meet the
demands of the most chal- lenging products, the Versa Duo introduces unparal- leled 3D SMT and SPI In- spection. Leveraging a unique blend of high-reso- lution optics technologies and laser profiler, this platform offers advanced inspection solutions across multiple markets. The Versa Duo allows
for inspection in manufac- turing environments that need the highest quality. Allowing for highest defect detection and measure- ment and traceability in a single platform. Elevating automated inspec-
tion for SMT, the Versa Duo in- corporates a precision granite stage, enhancing stability and re- ducing vibrations for heightened positional accuracy. With a re- peatability of 0.5 µm, users can trust in the precision and reliabil- ity of results delivered by the Versa Duo system. Benefit from decades of field-proven defect and measurement-based capabilities, empowering users with compre-
hensive inspection solutions. Building upon years of ex-
pertise in automated learning software, MVP introduces a new era of Deep Learning and AI in- tegration. Integrated into the latest
8.4 software and algorithm structure, these advancements
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achieve unparalleled levels of in- spection performance, even in the most complex challenges. Ad- ditionally, MVP offers an open platform for the integration of third-party AI tools, providing
unparalleled flexibility for users. Contact: Machine Vision
Products, Inc., 3270 Corporate
View, Suite D, Vista, CA 92081 % 760-438-1138 E-mail:
sales@visionpro.com Web:
www.visionpro.com
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