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NATICK, MA – Cognex is offering a series of free machine vision seminars.
This half-day event explains setup and deployment of vision systems for automated inspection tasks in the automotive, medical and electronics industries, among others.
Each seminar combines a basics tutorial with live demonstrations of the four-step process for setting up a machine vision application with EasyBuilder software for In-Sight systems. The tutorial covers how vision systems work in manufacturing applications to accurately inspect, guide, and identify products.
The seminars run through December and are held in the US, Canada and Mexico. To register, visit www.cognex.com/seminar.
This half-day event explains setup and deployment of vision systems for automated inspection tasks in the automotive, medical and electronics industries, among others.
Each seminar combines a basics tutorial with live demonstrations of the four-step process for setting up a machine vision application with EasyBuilder software for In-Sight systems. The tutorial covers how vision systems work in manufacturing applications to accurately inspect, guide, and identify products.
The seminars run through December and are held in the US, Canada and Mexico. To register, visit www.cognex.com/seminar.
SAN JOSE -- Sanmina-SCI president and chief operating officer Joe Bronson, the man many credit for returning the company to profitability, is leaving the electronics manufacturing services firm, the company said Wednesday night.
SAN JOSE – Sanmina-SCI reported fiscal fourth-quarter sales from continuing operations dropped 2.8% from last year to $1.7 billion. GAAP net income was $22,000, compared to a net loss of $1.1 billion a year ago, including a $1 billion writeoff for goodwill.
ST. LOUIS -- LaBarge Inc. is reporting fiscal 2009 first-quarter net sales grew 15% year-over-year to $68.2 million, and net earnings climbed 46% to $3.7 million.
MUNICH – Seica SpA has opened a customer demo and support center in Munich, outfitted with the company's line of automated test and soldering equipment.
Customers can use the ATE equipment for benchmarks and evaluation purposes. Also offered is machine and software training.
Customers can use the ATE equipment for benchmarks and evaluation purposes. Also offered is machine and software training.
The center is equipped with a Firefly selective soldering system, a Pilot flying probe tester, and a Strategy ICT/functional tester.
VANCOUVER, WA – Stilwell Baker's new 3,000 sq. ft. design center in Vancouver will be the firm’s core location for design for manufacturing and component engineering, the company said this week.
The facility incorporates state-of-the-art workstations in a secure network environment with an emphasis on responsiveness and integrated communications.
The facility incorporates state-of-the-art workstations in a secure network environment with an emphasis on responsiveness and integrated communications.
