Case

As electronic products evolve toward miniaturization and higher density, LDI (Low Density Detection) exposure machines, core equipment for PCB and semiconductor manufacturing, require precision motion control technology to improve their accuracy and efficiency. 

In industrial manufacturing, efficiency and precision are the eternal core pursuits. When faced with complex workpieces requiring simultaneous machining of through-holes of varying sizes, traditional manual operations are not only inefficient but also difficult to maintain stable production over extended periods. 

Case Background
The structure of the photovoltaic (PV) industry chain consists of three parts: upstream silicon materials and wafers, midstream photovoltaic cells and modules, and downstream power generation applications.

In the production process of electronic products, Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) serve as the support structure for electronic components and provide the connections for electronic circuitry, holding a dominant position in the electronics industry.

Case Background
Machine vision is a comprehensive technology that encompasses image processing, mechanical engineering, control systems, optical source illumination, optical imaging, sensors, analog and digital video technology, as well as computer hardware and software technologies.