OMRON Automation Americas to exhibit at IPC APEX 2024

OMRON Automation Americas to exhibit at IPC APEX 2024

OMRON Automation Americas, a global leader in industrial automation solutions will be exhibiting at IPC APEX 2024, taking place at the Anaheim Convention Center from April 9th to April 11th.  Attendees are invited to visit Omron’s booth #2647 to hear how AI powers Omron’s latest technology, in addition to learning more about our newest X-Ray…


OMRON Automation Americas, a global leader in industrial automation solutions will be exhibiting at IPC APEX 2024, taking place at the Anaheim Convention Center from April 9th to April 11th.  Attendees are invited to visit Omron’s booth #2647 to hear how AI powers Omron’s latest technology, in addition to learning more about our newest X-Ray inspection machine, the VT-X850. This new 3D CT X-Ray inspection system is designed specifically for electric vehicle (EV) surface mount technology (SMT) manufacturing lines.

Visitors can expect to see a full line of 3D inspection solutions, including the VT-X750 and VT-S10.  Built with Omron’s robust Sysmac platform, each machine offers unparalleled speed, reliability, and accuracy, making them ideal for a variety of mission-critical applications found in automotive, medical, aerospace, and semiconductor industries.  Visit the Sysmac display and Sysmac Modular machine at the booth to learn more about the next generation of industrial controls for electronics manufacturing.


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