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COVER STORY » INSPECTION & PROCESS CONTROL Get ahead with real time inspection AI-based process controls for Industry 4.0 16 EPP Europe » 11 | 2023
AT A GLANCE Here, Koh Young explains how real-time inspection and process control can prevent defects at the source, and highlights the importance of integrating IPC communication standards into its tools. In the relentless pursuit of manufacturing excellence, the advent of the smart factory has brought about a new era of innovation and efficiency. At the forefront of this transformation is Koh Young Technology, an industry leader driving the evolution of inspection-based process control tools to reshape modern electronics manufacturing. The smart factory: a paradigm shift Gone are the days of inefficient, error-prone manufacturing. The smart factory has emerged as a catalyst for change, powered by advanced technologies like IoT (Internet of Things), AI (artificial intelligence), and machine learning. At the heart of this transformation lies a synergy between advanced inspection systems and process control tools. These work together to ensure quality is maintained at every stage of production. We recognise this transformative potential and have harnessed it to lead the charge towards a smart factory. With unwavering dedication to accuracy, quality, and efficiency, Koh Young is driving a new era of production in which inspection and process control seamlessly merge to create optimized processes for electronics manufacturers of all shapes and sizes. The convergence of inspection and process control At Koh Young, we envision a world in which inspection is not just a post-production ritual but an integral part of the production process itself. Traditional methods of quality control often lead to the identification of defects after products have already been manufactured, resulting in increased costs and wastage. Our approach is different. We advocate real-time inspection and process control that identifies issues at the source, preventing potential defects. EPP Europe » 11 | 2023 17
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