Delvitech, the Swiss developer of AI-driven automated optical inspection (AOI) systems, has confirmed its participation in Productronica India 2026, taking place in Bangalore from 16 to 18 September. The company will occupy Booth H4 B21 at the three-day event, which serves as one of the principal electronics manufacturing trade shows for the South and Southeast Asian market.
At the booth, Delvitech plans to run its inspection platforms live, allowing visitors to evaluate system performance under realistic conditions. The company's stated focus for the show is its concept of Physical AI — a term it uses to describe the integration of advanced artificial intelligence directly into the physical inspection process, going beyond conventional rule-based or standard machine-learning AOI approaches.
AOI is a well-established process step in SMT assembly lines, used to detect solder defects, component misplacement, and other quality issues following reflow or other placement stages. The industry trend over recent years has been toward deeper AI integration, with suppliers increasingly replacing legacy algorithmic defect classification with neural-network-based or other data-driven models that can adapt to new defect types with less manual programming.
Delvitech's Physical AI positioning reflects this broader shift. The company argues that the next generation of AOI must not only identify known defect classes but also reason about component and solder joint behaviour in a way that more closely mirrors expert human judgement. Whether such capabilities translate into measurable reductions in false-call rates and escaped defects remains a key evaluation criterion for EMS providers and OEM manufacturers assessing new inspection equipment.
Productronica India is organised under the Messe München umbrella and targets the fast-growing electronics manufacturing sector on the Indian subcontinent, where capacity expansions and supply chain diversification — partly driven by global procurement shifts — have increased demand for inspection, test, and assembly equipment. For European suppliers such as Delvitech, the show represents an opportunity to address a market that is scaling its SMT infrastructure and, in many cases, evaluating inspection technology for new lines.
European electronics manufacturers and EMS operators with operations or supplier relationships in India may find the show relevant for benchmarking current AOI capabilities against emerging AI-based alternatives. Delvitech's presence at Productronica India 2026 follows a pattern of the company using major regional trade shows to present platform updates and engage with process engineers directly on the shop floor level.
Quelle: Delvitech – https://delvi.tech/delvitech-at-electronica-india-2026-bangalore/
