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Trades about 69% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Machvision Inc. (3563.TW) is a Taiwanese enterprise dedicated to crafting and marketing sophisticated machine vision systems, primarily serving the semiconductor and printed circuit board (PCB) sectors. The company's extensive product line encompasses specialized measurement solutions for drilling and routing processes. This includes Hole-AOI systems, which meticulously evaluate the position, diameter, and surface texture of drilled holes, as well as the EZ3D system, designed for automated, high-precision dimensional measurements. Furthermore, Machvision provides a comprehensive suite of inspection and measurement tools tailored for IC substrates, High-Density Interconnect (HDI), and Flexible Printed Circuit Boards (FPCBs). These offerings feature 3D Automated Optical Inspection (AOI) systems, advanced solid measuring viewers, and LaserVia AOIM inspection systems. Additional solutions include AFI, FPCB AVI, and Wafer AVI inspecting systems, alongside CSPAFI, a sophisticated system that synergizes AOI+AVI algorithms with rapid multi-illumination optical capture technology. Their portfolio also extends to various wiring inspection technologies. Key products in this category include circuit AOI systems for PCB/FPC verification and repair, ArtWork AOI products, and LineGauge systems, which are utilized for precise optical measurements and comprehensive Quality Control (QC) reporting. Other notable solutions comprise RTR AOI and the cutting-edge high-resolution AOI 4.0. Established in 1998, Machvision Inc. is headquartered in Hsinchu City, Taiwan.
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