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ViTrox Collaborates with SMTo to Accelerate Smart Manufacturing
PENANG, MALAYSIA — At SMTA Guadalajara 2026, ViTrox will showcase its latest innovations in smart manufacturing and advanced vision inspection technologies, specifically engineered to address the critical quality challenges driven by the rapid adop- tion of AI and advanced packaging. Recognized with the prestigious 2026
New Product Introduction (NPI) Award, the smart 3D AXI system V810Ai QX1 is an AI- powered inspection solution engineered for ultra-high-resolution imaging of up to 2 µm. Designed to enable the reliable detection of micro-defects in advanced pack- aging applications — such as flip chip and system-in-package (SiP) — the system delivers advanced SMT inspection performance even for heavily shaded and com- plex components. Smart Robotic Optical
System V510Ai R; Equipped with a 6-axis robotic arm, this system
DATA MODUL Showcases New Display
Technologies HAUPPAUGE, NY — Gaming and entertainment systems are no longer defined solely by dis- play performance. Today’s play- ers expect immersive experi- ences, intuitive interaction, and distinctive cabinet designs that stand out on the casino floor. As a result, displays have evolved into intelligent human-machine interfaces (HMIs) that play a central role in both system de- sign and player engagement. For premium gaming appli-
cations, DATA MODUL is ex- panding its portfolio with a 21.6 in. InkJet Printing (IJP) OLED featuring
true blacks, a
1,000,000:1 contrast ratio, and a 99% NTSC color gamut. The lineup also includes new J-, C-, and S-shaped curved displays, large-format High-NTSC display solutions, and curved PCAP dis- plays in 23.8 in., 27 in., and 31.5 in. formats, giving OEMs greater flexibility to create distinctive cabinet designs across a wide range of gaming applications Highlights include a 31.5 in.
closed-frame monitor engineered for continuous 24/7 casino opera- tion and a 36.5 in. 4K PCAP touch display featuring High-NTSC technology for highly interactive gaming applications. Both solu- tions are powered by the DATA MODUL eMotion UHD-III scaler board and support DisplayPort
and HDMI interfaces. Contact: DATA MODUL,
Inc., 275 Marcus Boulevard,
Unit R, Hauppauge, NY 11788 % 631-951-0800 E-mail:
presse@data-modul.com Web:
www.data-modul.com
Visit us at
Booth #134240 East Building, Level 3
delivers high-precision automated inspection for conformal coatings and final assemblies, making it ideal for partially hidden or chal-
lenging components. Smart 3D AOI System V510Ai DST;
Designed for advanced SMT and THT assem- bly, this dual-sided inspection solution offers si- multaneous high-speed 2D and 3D inspection
for comprehensive back-end PCB coverage. Contact: ViTrox Technologies Sdn.
Bhd., 746, Persiaran Cassia Selatan 3, Batu Kawan Industrial Park, 14110 Bandar Cassia, Penang, Malaysia % +604-545-9988 E-mail:
enquiry@vitrox.com Web:
www.vitrox.com
ViTrox’ smart inspection lineup. See at SMTA Guadalajara, Booth 734
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Bond Wire Analysis
Electronics Inspection
Real-time Inspection
BGA Inspection High-resolution X-ray Inspection
The Nikon XT V Series makes the invisible visible, revealing hidden defects inside electronic products without disassembly. Faster inspections, better quality, and greater confidence in every product you build.
What can this technology do for you?
• Find hidden defects before they become failures • Inspect without cutting, destroying, or disassembling parts • Improve quality while reducing costs and rework • Automate inspections and reporting for faster production
www.industry.nikon.com
sales.nm-us@nikon.com
1 (810) 220-4360 Scan for more info See at SEMICON West, Booth 3338
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