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Seica SpA participation at Electronica, Munich, November 13-16 2018 Hall A3 Booth A3-459, New Munich Trade Fair. Seica and innovation is a combination that customers worldwide have come to expect. This year at Electronica Seica will be showing the power and performance of the new VIVA Next hardware and software platform in a totally innovative
Seica Inc., will be exhibiting at the SMTAI trade show to be held in Chicago, IL on October 16 – 17, 2018. Seica’s Pilot V8 automated flying prober will be on display in booth #424. The Pilot V8 Next> series is Seica’s latest innovative flying prober on the market today. It’s ability to test traditional
EMIL, the seminar organized by Seica Deutschland with some partners – September 20 – Ettlingen – See the program. AGENDA VORTRAGSREIHE PRODUKTIONSTECHNOLOGIEN DER ZUKUNFT RADISSON BLU HOTEL: Am Hardtwald 10, 76275 Ettlingen 9:00 Uhr: Begrüßung und Moderation: Marc Schmuck, SEICA Deutschland GmbH 9:10 Uhr: Effizienzsteigerung trotz Allokation mittels automatisierter Erfassung der exakten Bauteilbestände: Wolfgang Peter, Optical
See the Press Haverhill, MA., August 2018 – Clients and interested parties are invited to join Seica Inc. for a Technology Day at their new location in Haverhill, MA. They will see everything from component level testing and equipment from MEMs, devices, such as pressure, and gas sensors, to microphones. High power and mix-signal ATE
The Compact Slim is a very small (only 300 mm width) yet modular bed of nails tester especially suitable for deployment in as a series of equivalent systems, loaded either manually or via a COBOT solution. The system features a 180×300 mm test area with an automated receiver specifically conceived for robotized loading. There are 14
Presented for the first time in US during IPC Apex, it will also be shown at Semicon West booth 509, Pilot V8 Next> series, the most versatile and performing flying probe system in the world, which represent yet another outstanding technological leap forward in Seica’s continuous “road” to innovation. This time it will be managed
