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Today, electronic components and devices cannot be manufactured without machine vision. Machine vision has made it possible to achieve the density of today’s integrated circuits and to manufacture them cost-effectively. Electronics producers and leading original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) rely on Cognex machine vision, deep learning, 3D vision, and barcode reading technology to build, inspect, and track semiconductors, printed circuit boards, electronic hardware, and consumer devices.
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Cognex solutions are essential to every step of the semiconductor device manufacturing process, from wafer fabrication to integrated circuit (IC) packaging and mounting.
Manufacturers of LED components trust Cognex solutions for fast and accurate alignment, defect detection, and traceability applications.
Cognex technology inspects printed circuit boards (PCBs) for the proper number, size, and placement of components.
Hardware manufacturers require inspection technology to handle fast production ramp up, quick product changeover, and high-volume output.
Manufacturers of consumer devices, from mobile devices to televisions, must ensure high-quality finished products.
Cognex solutions are essential to every step of the semiconductor device manufacturing process, from wafer fabrication to integrated circuit (IC) packaging and mounting.
Manufacturers of LED components trust Cognex solutions for fast and accurate alignment, defect detection, and traceability applications.
Cognex technology inspects printed circuit boards (PCBs) for the proper number, size, and placement of components.
Hardware manufacturers require inspection technology to handle fast production ramp up, quick product changeover, and high-volume output.
Manufacturers of consumer devices, from mobile devices to televisions, must ensure high-quality finished products.
