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  • Industrial Robots with Image Processing in the Photovoltaic Industry

    Industrial Robots with Image Processing in the Photovoltaic Industry

    As in many other sectors, the trend towards automation in the photovoltaic industry is inexorable. The only way for the industry to be successful along a wide front is by permanently lowering its production costs.
    By: Adept Technology
    03 February, 2003 | 3 minutes
  • Smart Cameras optimize quality control

    Smart Cameras optimize quality control

    The following text showcases an application example in which a fully automated, high-precision quality control facility was implemented by means of three VC cameras.
    03 February, 2003 | 3 minutes
  • How Semiconductor Companies Are Moving Toward Higher Productivity

    The leaders of the semiconductor industry will continue to improve their technical superiority by advancing their internal, inside-the-tool processes. But, if they focus their attention on the throughput, reliability, and cost improvements that can be achieved outside the tool, they can reach surprising levels of profitability as well.
    By: Joel Galliher
    03 February, 2003 | 5 minutes
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