CORTEX Robotics automated optical inspection machine with dual operator monitors

Solutions

Solve the QC bottleneck

Converting materials into precision parts takes process design knowledge, the right machinery, and many experienced operators and QC inspectors. But the bottleneck in every converting operation is QC inspection — manual inspection can't deliver true 100% results, and headcount planning is a constant struggle.

Automated optical inspection systems solve this. They've earned wide market acceptance for one reason: reliability and cost-effectiveness that manual inspection can't match.

Automated assembly that pays for itself

The next stage — assembling converted parts onto components like buttons, switches, rubber, displays, speakers, and microphones — consumes even more headcount while yielding below 100%.

Vision-guided pick & place systems using Cartesian and SCARA robots have changed the economics. They're affordable, widely accepted in the industry, and — because robotic systems are easily reconfigurable — they outlast conventional motor-mechanism automation.

What ADH delivers

01Pick & place, reel-to-reel, reel-to-sheet, and die-cut parts assembly systems
02Fast return on investment
03Cost-effective, reconfigurable system designs

Systems in operation

Reel-to-reel pick and place assembly machine with dual material reels and operator console — Reel-to-reel pick & place assembly

Close-up of vision-guided placement heads assembling die-cut parts onto carrier strips — Vision-guided placement heads

Inline inspection camera reading printed web material with results shown on a monitor — Inline print inspection

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