Delvitech, the Swiss inspection technology specialist, took part in Productronica India 2026 in Bangalore, using the three-day event to demonstrate its Horus inspection platform to electronics manufacturers operating in or targeting the Indian market. The company published a video recap summarising key conversations and system demonstrations from the show floor.
According to Delvitech, visitor discussions at the booth consistently returned to five production challenges: scale, complexity, speed, cost and quality — themes that reflect the current state of India's electronics manufacturing sector, which has been expanding rapidly on the back of government incentive schemes and supply chain diversification strategies affecting the global EMS industry.
The Horus system was the centrepiece of the exhibition presence. Delvitech positions Horus as an AI-native inspection platform, meaning its neural network architecture is integrated at the core of the system rather than applied as a post-processing layer. The platform includes true-3D solder paste inspection (SPI) capability, which allows volumetric measurement of paste deposits rather than relying solely on 2D area and height data. This approach is relevant to manufacturers dealing with fine-pitch components and miniaturised assemblies, where paste volume accuracy directly affects first-pass yield.
True-3D SPI has become an increasingly differentiated feature in the inspection market. Unlike systems that reconstruct 3D data from multiple 2D images, true-3D SPI uses structured light or similar techniques to capture genuine volumetric data in a single measurement pass, reducing cycle time while improving measurement repeatability — a combination that aligns with the speed and quality requirements cited by Bangalore show visitors.
India's electronics manufacturing sector has grown substantially in recent years, with domestic and foreign-invested facilities expanding capacity in segments including mobile devices, industrial electronics and automotive electronics. This growth creates demand for automated inspection equipment capable of handling high-mix, high-volume production at competitive cost points, an environment in which AI-assisted defect classification and reduced false-call rates carry practical value.
For European and international equipment suppliers, Productronica India serves as a key access point to this market. Delvitech's participation signals continued investment in the region as a commercial priority alongside its established presence in European electronics manufacturing markets. The video recap published by the company provides additional detail on demonstrations conducted during the event.
Quelle: Delvitech – https://delvi.tech/productronica-india-2026-bangalore/
