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Optimize Process and Quality Control with Advanced Robotic Vision
By The Staff of ViTrox
been plagued by inefficiencies, human error, and limited adaptability. To address these challenges and enhance the user experience, ViTrox introduces its innovative V9i Advanced Robotic Vision (ARV) solution. This solution is for its flexible inspection
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capabilities that automate manual vision inspection tasks and is specifically designed to support conformal coating inspection and final assembly inspection. The V9i ARV Solution provides compre- hensive vision technology and Advanced Smart Learning Algorithms. In addition, the latest V9i ARV XL
system can support PCB sizes up to 33 x 24.4 in. (840 x 620 mm), giving users the added advantage of handling larger PCBs. The V9i ARV solution supports various industries, including server/telecommuni- cation, industrial, and aerospace. It is also widely used by automotive customers to automate the final assembly process in their production lines.
Cobot Inspection The V9i ARV solution features a state-of-
the-art vision module mounted on a unique six-axis cobot robotic arm. This innovative design provides flexible multi-angle 2D and
raditional manual inspections and con- ventional AOIs for checking conformal coating and final assembly have long
3D inspections up to 90 degrees for viewing angle convenience, allowing users to perform the inspections with high flexibility as a human hand but with better consistency. In addition, the V9i ARV XL system
stands out with its advanced smart learning algorithm, which excels in identifying vari- ous conformal coating defects. It also per- forms comprehensive inspections for screw,
mm). This results in high-resolution images with astonishing clarity, down to 14 µm/px, ideal for examining small defects. The V9i ARV solution provides automat-
ed vision inspection that eliminates human error inherent in manual inspection. It signif- icantly increases the units per hour (UPH) by up to 200 percent for 7.9 x 7.9 in. (200 x 200 mm) board sizes, replacing the slow and error- prone manual inspection. In addition, the V9i ARV solution supports business growth by operating 24/7, while effectively detecting defects at a low cost.
Seamless Integration The V9i ARV solution is equipped
V9i Advanced Robotic Vision (ARV) solution.
cosmetic, connector, and label defects in final assembly, all seamlessly achieved without needing CAD information, optimizing user experience and operational efficiency. Engineered with multi-focal vision capa-
bilities, the V9i ARV solution enables inspec- tions ranging from 0.2 to 7.9 in. (5 to 200
ULTRA LOW LOSSES WE-MXGI
with a SMEMA connection, making it ready to connect to various conveyors in the market. This allows seamless integra- tion into any existing or new production lines, and the system can be used either inline or offline mode. Comprehensive traceability is
achieved through a seamless data collec- tion and management system, transferring
all inspection data to the ViTrox Database Statistical Process Control (VDSPC) 2.0 to ensure proper process analysis with accurate recording and archiving of inspection data. The V9i ARV solution is also ready for Industry 4.0 Smart Manufacturing integra-
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With the WE-MXGI Würth Elektronik offers the newest molded power inductor series. It combines an innovative iron alloy material that provides high permability for lowest RDC values combined with an optimized wire geometry.
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