Inspection of 100% of Electronic Components with Cybord’s Kingfisher Solution

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Inspection of 100% of electronic components with Cybord’s Kingfisher Solution

In this clip, “Inspection of 100% of electronic components with Cybord’s Kingfisher Solution”, Dr. Eyal Weiss, Cybords founder & CTO, introduces Kingfisher. Dr. Weiss explains how Kingfisher inspects electronic components while they are in the warehouse. This occurs prior to integrating them into the production line.This solution analyses  100 % of the components within the reel and allows to purchase reels securely from any source.

 

The Kingfisher Approach:

Cybord’s Kingfisher solution offers analytics of 100% of the components. Cybord  uses Component Visual Inspection based on the latest proprietary Artificial Intelligence vision algorithms and Big-Data. Cybord’s platform guarantees high accuracy of authenticity. For products that require detailed traceability, reels lacking the date-code and lot-code cannot be used in some cases due to legal reasons.

 

Benefits of Kingfisher:

Analyze all components: increase the confidence of your customers by supplying only verified components.
Work with any broker/source you choose: verify each delivered component.
Full traceability for high-end quality manufacturing.
The lab is able to share online results with customers through the Cybord portal
Same-day results: the Cybord Kingfisher device can scan up to 20,000 components per hour (4-5 reels), and produces a real-time report.
Receive the dimensions (width, length) of all components.

 

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