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Koh Young Technology, the global leader in True3D measurement-based inspection and smart AI solutions, will strengthen its engagement with electronics manufacturers across North America through consecutive appearances at two SMTA regional events this August. The company will exhibit at the SMTA Michigan Expo & Tech Forum on Tuesday, August 18, in Livonia, Michigan, followed by the SMTA Chihuahua Expo & Tech Forum on Thursday, August 20, in Chihuahua, Mexico.
These back-to-back events reflect Koh Young's continued commitment to supporting manufacturers throughout North America by providing opportunities to discuss process challenges, explore emerging inspection technologies, and demonstrate how trusted measurement data, artificial intelligence, and connected software can improve production performance.
"Regional SMTA events provide an outstanding opportunity to engage directly with engineers, manufacturing leaders, and quality professionals," said David Nemeth, Regional Sales Manager for Koh Young America. "Manufacturers are looking for more than defect detection. They want actionable insights that improve quality, increase productivity, and help optimize their processes. Our smart AI solutions transform trusted measurement data into better production decisions."
Visitors to both events will discover how Koh Young's smart AI solutions combine industry-leading True3D measurement technology, artificial intelligence, and connected software to optimize inspection processes throughout the SMT line. Featured solutions include KPO, which transforms inspection data into actionable process intelligence for printers and mounters, KAP Auto Programming, which significantly reduces programming time through AI-assisted inspection creation, and Smart Review, which improves review consistency and efficiency by applying artificial intelligence to defect classification. Together, these solutions help manufacturers reduce engineering effort, identify process variation earlier, and create a more connected manufacturing environment.
