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News Release from: Network Systems and Technologies | Subject: Automation software for PCB assembly
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 10 January 2002
Powerful automation software offered for
PCB work
Network Systems and Technologies (NeST) offers a flexible and powerful automation software framework for PCB assembly line and SMT production line automation.
Network Systems and Technologies (NeST) offers a flexible and powerful automation software framework for PCB assembly line and SMT production line automation The framework has already selected by many domain leaders for factory automation systems and future factory control and management systems
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 9 Oct 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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The software is installed and proven in many factories and assembly lines with device interfaces for most of the existing robots and devices in the industry.
The framework was chosen because of the generic nature of its core sub systems like IO Module, Message Module and Exception Module as well as its user-friendly Graphical Shell.
It also provides the extensibility that is required by a generic system that will enable integration of custom products and services into its framework.
Since the framework modules are generic in nature they can fit into any control system that has need of services such as IO Management, Message/Event Management, Exception Management, Configurable Graphical Shell etc.
With the introduction of such a generic and cost-effective automation framework, NeST is expecting to expand into more areas within the PCB assembly, SMT production lines and robotic control software.
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