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nanosystec Automates Challenging Manual Assembly


FREMONT, CA — The semi or fully automated production sys- tem VersaHybrid is used for com- plex assemblies which require precision in the low micrometer range. Assembly techniques in- clude micro welding, selective sol- dering by laser or hotbar and glu- ing (with subsequent UV or ther- mal curing) plus laser cutting. A high degree of customiza-


tion makes the VersaHybrid sta- tion ideal for the automation of


complex manual processes. The large work area accommodates several processing stations with different joining and ablation methods. A complete device can be


VersaHybrid automated assembly station.


built up step by step without oper- ator intervention. Feeders, belts and robots facilitate full automa- tion while exchangeable grippers offer the highest versatility. The motion system consists


of high-precision stages with lin- ear bearings, linear or brushless DC servo motors and optical po- sition feedback. Rotary stages, curved rails and goniometers complement the linear motion to offer adjustment capability in all degrees of freedom. An optional gantry configuration provides superior repeatability over the entire work surface. High resolution machine vi-


sion and multi-color LED illumi- nation support the various process steps. Device specific al- gorithms consist of a combina- tion of multiple process steps (e. g. pattern matching, circular de- tection and edge detection), thus providing high recognition rates and minimizing process time. The assembly techniques are


determined by the requirements of the device. For instance, a com- ponent can be selectively soldered by laser onto a PCB, in the next step another part is laser welded


and glued to it. Contact: nanosystec, Inc.,


47635 Lakeview Boulevard, Fre- mont, CA 94538 % 844-811-8782 E-mail: sales@nanosystec.com Web: www.nanosystec.com


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