Industries

Electronics & High Tech

The electronics & high tech manufacturing market is experiencing rapid growth, driven by strong global demand for semiconductors and advanced electronic components. To stay competitive, manufacturers are moving toward modular, reconfigurable production lines that enable faster product changeovers, support multi-SKU builds, and adapt easily to increasing product customization.

Industry Challenges

About High Tech & Electronics manufacturing

As the High Tech & Electronics industry continues to advance, manufacturers face a new set of challenges that come with increased complexity and precision requirements:

Rising defect and rework costs caused by smaller, denser, and more complex product designs.
High workforce turnover and the need for precision “finesse work” rather than heavy, repetitive tasks.
Even a single missed connector or wiring error can require disassembly or result in complete product scrap.

Our Solution

Operator Guidance

Operator guidance is increasingly used in high-tech and electronics assembly environments. These processes often involve multiple connectors, plugs, and fine-pitch components, characterized by high variation and delicate, precision-based work. Even a small mistake can have severe consequences, such as product failure or costly rework.

Automated verification: Machine vision and sensors ensure that the correct components are placed in the right positions, minimizing human error.
Visual assistance: Projection cues or on-screen guidance reduce cognitive load and stress by providing clear, step-by-step instructions.
Real-time feedback and learning: The system provides immediate feedback when an action is incorrect and can adapt to the operator’s skill level, helping improve accuracy and build consistency over time.

Tightening solutions

Assembly

Electronics assembly requires low-torque, precision fastening tools equipped with positioning arms to ensure accuracy, repeatability, and operator comfort when working with delicate components and fine threads.

Precision control: Low-torque tools prevent overtightening and component damage, ensuring consistent fastening quality on sensitive PCBs and housings.
Ergonomic support: Positioning arms absorb reaction forces and reduce operator fatigue during repetitive tasks, improving productivity and accuracy.
Turnkey capabilities: Delivering both hardware (mechanical design, socket trays, reaction arms, cobot integration, screw feeders, etc.) and software (Operator Guidance Systems) for fully integrated assembly solutions.