At the Asys Group booth, visitors experience a live production line with autonomous loading and mobile monitoring of the entire line via tablet and smart watch, including partner facilities. Pulse, Asys’ award-winning software solution, optimizes the work and sets new standards. A smart watch alerts the operator via vibration alarm about warnings and machine stops at the line and organizes tasks and their remaining time in a clearly structured to-do list. The entire line is graphically visualized on a tablet. Information about the machines is available at the tip of a finger, and handling modules can be operated remotely. The latest module of the Pulse family is the autonomous transport robot Pulse Unitr. The robot changes magazines and trays independently and fully automatically, allowing a self-organizing material logistics system. The robot moves in production halls entirely on its own, carrying various materials such as magazines, stencils, trays or component reels. It detects obstacles early on, stops depending on the situation, moves around objects, or automatically adjusts its speed. The transport robot becomes a location-independent and flexible assistant in production and ensures safe human-machine interaction.
“Scalable into infinity” is Ekra’s motto. Whether compact model, back-to-back printer or high-end system, Ekra’s portfolio captivates by diversity and scalability. Even within a model range, the printing system can be extended through a variety of options – at any time, depending on the need, everywhere, and in the field.
Asys Tectonis presents a new tray logistics system in combination with a high speed depaneling system. Pario 1000 Flex buffers different trays and outputs them as needed. The system enables independent loading and unloading of trays during manufacturing, allowing efficient operation and simple and fast setup.
A new calibration method for Divisio high-speed depaneling systems has been developed for perfect results. The Simplex user interface allows the operator to perform the calibration independently, easily and quickly. A so-called mapping method is used with the help of a calibration plate on which a special drilling pattern is applied. The entire calibration process is completed in less than ten minutes.
The high-speed laser marking system Insignum 2000 comes now with a new design and features. The focus is on a modern machine layout and a compact design. In addition, for better code and fiducial detection, the system received a 10 Mpixel high-resolution camera. Now an optional RGB lighting can be installed, which illuminates different colored circuit boards. As the first of its kind in the Asys range, the system receives a comprehensive redesign.
SMT, hall 7, booth 441
