Precision Automation Solutions
Designed for today’s demands. Engineered for tomorrow’s possibilities.
Your precision automation experts
Solutions design and integration of end-to-end manufacturing automation, full factory integration, complex assembly & process automation, high-speed in-line optical & vision inspection and module builds for high throughput volume manufacturing applications with micron-level tolerances, and designed by a world-class engineering team.
Precision engineering capabilities
From complex material handling and welding to sub-micron dispensing, assembly, and inspection, our team is ready to build a solution to support your quality, production, and precision goals.
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Our Solutions
Assembly
Repeatable, micron-level assembly solutions
Battery Assembly
Your one-stop shop for battery manufacturing Automation
Dispensing
Micron and nano-level precision dispensing
Inspection
High-speed, non-contact inspection at micron-level tolerances
Material Handling
High-speed handling for sensitive materials
Metrology
Measurement without compromise
Motion Control
High-speed operations with sub-micron precision
Sensor Integration & Lighting
See the unseen. Capture the impossible. Build with absolute precision
Software Solutions
AI-driven precision for highly capable automation
Welding, Cutting & Cleaning
Flawless execution from the first spark to the final weld
- Aerospace & Defense
- Automotive & E-Mobility
- Consumer
- Energy Storage & Battery
- Medical & Life Sciences
- Semiconductor
Our Expertise
High-precision solutions for everything from large composite parts to microscopic subassemblies to energetic materials, with uncompromising security protocols.
- Automation for micron-level subassemblies & unique materials
- Multi-modal metrology solutions for high-speed in-line inspection
- ITAR registered and ISO 9001 certified, U.S.-based, high-security engineering & production facilities
Our Expertise
Revolutionary battery cell manufacturing solutions, high-speed noncontact metrology, and full production line development for precision component assembly & test. Build faster, more safely, with better quality.
- High-speed assembly and testing of e-motors, e-drives, and EV batteries
- Precision automation for component assembly and validation
- Micron-level inspection of gears, splines, housings, and cast parts
Our Expertise
Precision motion control, machine vision, and micron-level inspection solutions that enable next-gen consumer goods companies to manufacture at scale.
- Automated solutions for assembling and inspecting wearables, handheld electronics, cameras, and other high complexity devices
- High-speed, micron-accurate automation for circuit board handling, solder inspection, and computing hardware integration
- Scalable systems for assembling and testing complex consumer products
Our Expertise
Products and solutions for dry-room assembly, inspection, and testing of battery, energy storage, and energy generation products.
- Scalable solutions for assembling and testing any battery chemistry or configuration
- Automation for grid-scale and stationary storage solutions, designed for resilience
- Precision automation for hydrogen fuel cell assembly and electrolyzer production
Our Expertise
Decades of experience in high-speed small-part assembly, nanoliter dispensing, and sub-micron inspection for Class III medical devices, traceability and compliance engineered for regulated products.
- Heart valve testing and validation systems
- Micro-assembly and nano-dispensing for ocular and implantable devices & other Class III medical devices
- Ultra-precision metrology and defect detection down to the micron
Our Expertise
Tailored end-to-end solutions that meet the high volume and reliability demands of modern semiconductor manufacturing.
- High-speed, micron-level visual inspection for binning and sorting at the speed of production
- Sub 1μm metrology solutions for repeatable quality
- Clean room ready, ultra-precision wafer assembly, adhesive dot dispense, and component alignment
Learn more about Precision Automation
Fully Automated Battery Manufacturing
With more than 20 million electric vehicles expected to hit the market by 2030, the automotive industry alone is significantly increasing demand for new products and technologies in the battery…
Scaling Up to a Smart Factory with Automated Assembly
Automated assembly stations provide higher productivity and product quality while lowering product cost in a fraction of the space required for conventional tooling. Staying competitive in the drive toward smart…
Precision Dispense Solution for a Class 3 Medical Device Implant
Automated precision dispensing is an important process step in many projects we encounter specifically in the medical device, consumer electronics, semiconductor, and battery manufacturing industries. Achieving repeatability in dispensing is…
Why Material Handling Stage Design Matters
When high volume manufacturers need 100% inspection of parts, non-contact metrology stage design should not only maximize sensor use, but also easily measure different parts on the same system. Whether…
Data Integrity and The Digital Twin
Industrial production technologies are rapidly advancing, and traditional metrology is increasingly turning to non-contact measurement techniques to keep pace. To maintain the higher throughputs required by product demands, production metrology…
Risk Mitigation: From Concept to Production
Risk can be defined as the possibility that an event could adversely affect the achievement of an objective. Automating precision solutions is, in and of itself, a process of identifying,…
Improving Product Quality Through Automation
While automating metrology and inspection to improve product quality is not new, the reasons and goals to automate have evolved along with the technology and need. For example, inspection techniques…
Five Keys to Executing a Precision Automation Project
Automating advanced manufacturing systems is a complex process that requires careful planning and execution. The right time to automate will depend on several factors, including the nature of the products…
Project Management Ensures Success of Automation Projects
Project managers are vital in planning and executing automation projects, ensuring that high speed assembly and metrology systems are delivered on time and within budget. Automating the metrology and inspection…
Six Key Reasons to Automate Your Manufacturing
Automation is synonymous with advanced manufacturing. Factory automation has been an important ingredient in not only the modern factory, but also in production environments from the past. While many factories…
Non-Contact Metrology Platform vs. Traditional CMM
Understanding the features of a non-contact metrology platform versus a traditional contact coordinate measuring machine (CMM) can help manufacturers choose the right equipment for inspection. By investing in the right…
Improving Yield Using High Speed Non-Contact Metrology
Speed, precision measurements and real-time data from non-contact metrology platforms make a difference in reducing scrap and improving yield for high volume consumer electronics manufacturers. In contract manufacturing, 100% inspection…
Benefits of Consolidating Metrology Operations into One System
Automated metrology platforms not only ensure high quality finished goods, these high speed solutions also lower total cost per part by consolidating multiple metrology operations into one system. High volume…
3 Key Benefits of an Automated Non-Contact Metrology System
In the precise world of advanced manufacturing, microns and milliseconds matter when inspecting class 3 medical devices, fitness trackers and smartphones to meet either government regulations or consumer standards. The…
Improving Long-Term Performance of Metrology Systems
In challenging manufacturing environments, 3 key factors influence the long-term performance of automated metrology systems installed in uncontrolled environments. Developing a metrology solution that consistently meets demanding production rates, yields…
Measuring Complex Part Geometries
Tightening dimensions are a trend both for components and for an increasing number of parts and devices. Incorrect part dimensional measurements can lead to failure and costly recalls. Small consumer…
Contact vs. Non-Contact Surface Profiling: Speed, Accuracy, and Application Fit
Surface finish quality is a critical parameter in high-precision manufacturing. The method used to measure it has direct consequences for throughput, yield, and product integrity. In medical device manufacturing, implant…
Smart Cosmetic Defect Detection Increases Productivity
In high-stakes industries like aerospace, consumer electronics, and medical device manufacturing, a “minor” cosmetic flaw is rarely just aesthetic. A scratch on a femoral knee implant or a micro-crack in…
Ensuring Pharmaceutical and Medical Inspection Compliance with Machine Vision
In the highly regulated world of medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturing, “quality control” is more than a process–it is a risk mitigation strategy. With FDA scrutiny at a 15-year high,…
Choosing the Right Lighting for High-Speed Precision Inspection
In high-speed manufacturing, lighting and timing are the fundamental pillars of measurement accuracy. When parts move at high velocities, even micro-millisecond delays in illumination can result in motion blur, rendering…
Automated Seal Inspection Improves Reliability of Sterile Packaging
For medical device manufacturers, the integrity of a package seal is the final line of defense between a life-saving tool and a life-threatening infection. In an era where precision automation…
Precision Dispensing Automation for Complex Manufacturing Applications
Executive Summary Automating precision dispensing processes presents unique challenges in high-performance manufacturing environments, especially when tolerances are tight, volumes are high, and materials are difficult to control. Precision dispensing automation…
High-Speed Non-Contact Inspection: How Precision Metrology Improves Quality at Scale
Executive Summary In modern manufacturing environments, ensuring product quality at production speed is a central challenge. Traditional inspection methods often force manufacturers to choose between throughput and accuracy, slowing cycle…
Fully Automated Battery Manufacturing
With more than 20 million electric vehicles expected to hit the market by 2030, the automotive industry alone is significantly increasing demand for new products and technologies in the battery…
Scaling Up to a Smart Factory with Automated Assembly
Automated assembly stations provide higher productivity and product quality while lowering product cost in a fraction of the space required for conventional tooling. Staying competitive in the drive toward smart…
Precision Dispense Solution for a Class 3 Medical Device Implant
Automated precision dispensing is an important process step in many projects we encounter specifically in the medical device, consumer electronics, semiconductor, and battery manufacturing industries. Achieving repeatability in dispensing is…
Why Material Handling Stage Design Matters
When high volume manufacturers need 100% inspection of parts, non-contact metrology stage design should not only maximize sensor use, but also easily measure different parts on the same system. Whether…
Data Integrity and The Digital Twin
Industrial production technologies are rapidly advancing, and traditional metrology is increasingly turning to non-contact measurement techniques to keep pace. To maintain the higher throughputs required by product demands, production metrology…
Risk Mitigation: From Concept to Production
Risk can be defined as the possibility that an event could adversely affect the achievement of an objective. Automating precision solutions is, in and of itself, a process of identifying,…
Improving Product Quality Through Automation
While automating metrology and inspection to improve product quality is not new, the reasons and goals to automate have evolved along with the technology and need. For example, inspection techniques…
Five Keys to Executing a Precision Automation Project
Automating advanced manufacturing systems is a complex process that requires careful planning and execution. The right time to automate will depend on several factors, including the nature of the products…
Project Management Ensures Success of Automation Projects
Project managers are vital in planning and executing automation projects, ensuring that high speed assembly and metrology systems are delivered on time and within budget. Automating the metrology and inspection…
Six Key Reasons to Automate Your Manufacturing
Automation is synonymous with advanced manufacturing. Factory automation has been an important ingredient in not only the modern factory, but also in production environments from the past. While many factories…
Non-Contact Metrology Platform vs. Traditional CMM
Understanding the features of a non-contact metrology platform versus a traditional contact coordinate measuring machine (CMM) can help manufacturers choose the right equipment for inspection. By investing in the right…
Improving Yield Using High Speed Non-Contact Metrology
Speed, precision measurements and real-time data from non-contact metrology platforms make a difference in reducing scrap and improving yield for high volume consumer electronics manufacturers. In contract manufacturing, 100% inspection…
Benefits of Consolidating Metrology Operations into One System
Automated metrology platforms not only ensure high quality finished goods, these high speed solutions also lower total cost per part by consolidating multiple metrology operations into one system. High volume…
3 Key Benefits of an Automated Non-Contact Metrology System
In the precise world of advanced manufacturing, microns and milliseconds matter when inspecting class 3 medical devices, fitness trackers and smartphones to meet either government regulations or consumer standards. The…
Improving Long-Term Performance of Metrology Systems
In challenging manufacturing environments, 3 key factors influence the long-term performance of automated metrology systems installed in uncontrolled environments. Developing a metrology solution that consistently meets demanding production rates, yields…
Measuring Complex Part Geometries
Tightening dimensions are a trend both for components and for an increasing number of parts and devices. Incorrect part dimensional measurements can lead to failure and costly recalls. Small consumer…
Contact vs. Non-Contact Surface Profiling: Speed, Accuracy, and Application Fit
Surface finish quality is a critical parameter in high-precision manufacturing. The method used to measure it has direct consequences for throughput, yield, and product integrity. In medical device manufacturing, implant…
Smart Cosmetic Defect Detection Increases Productivity
In high-stakes industries like aerospace, consumer electronics, and medical device manufacturing, a “minor” cosmetic flaw is rarely just aesthetic. A scratch on a femoral knee implant or a micro-crack in…
Ensuring Pharmaceutical and Medical Inspection Compliance with Machine Vision
In the highly regulated world of medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturing, “quality control” is more than a process–it is a risk mitigation strategy. With FDA scrutiny at a 15-year high,…
Choosing the Right Lighting for High-Speed Precision Inspection
In high-speed manufacturing, lighting and timing are the fundamental pillars of measurement accuracy. When parts move at high velocities, even micro-millisecond delays in illumination can result in motion blur, rendering…
Automated Seal Inspection Improves Reliability of Sterile Packaging
For medical device manufacturers, the integrity of a package seal is the final line of defense between a life-saving tool and a life-threatening infection. In an era where precision automation…
Precision Dispensing Automation for Complex Manufacturing Applications
Executive Summary Automating precision dispensing processes presents unique challenges in high-performance manufacturing environments, especially when tolerances are tight, volumes are high, and materials are difficult to control. Precision dispensing automation…
High-Speed Non-Contact Inspection: How Precision Metrology Improves Quality at Scale
Executive Summary In modern manufacturing environments, ensuring product quality at production speed is a central challenge. Traditional inspection methods often force manufacturers to choose between throughput and accuracy, slowing cycle…