Presentation of the mechanical/electrical/software solutions developed to build robotic workstations that can be quickly changed or reconfigured according to the production load.

Measuring equipment is used in R&D departments at every construction stage. Starting from concept creation, prototyping, initial launch, to compatibility tests and final quality control. Meet Tadeusz (Tad) Asyngier, who will present practical advice on the use of Tektronix measuring equipment.

Due to a continuously improving price-performance ratio and numerous technological advantages, laser systems are being used for more and more applications, particularly in depaneling. Gentle processing and the technically clean separation process can significantly reduce both stress and residues and therefore reject rates. Increasing application requirements in terms of quality, accuracy and reliability can be met without restrictions now and in the future.

Electronic Component lifecycles between launch and Obsolescence are shortening. Improvement in die manufacturing technology and increase in electronic components usage in new technologies and markets causing shortening of life cycles. AI(Artificial Intelligence), consumer electronics, limited fabrication capacity and changes in packages are driving faster change. Obsolescence is therefore affecting more companies, more frequently than ever before. In this presentation Jaroslaw will speak about the impact of obsolescence in Semiconductors and how it can be managed. 

Electronic components such as PCBs are covered with various coatings to provide them with protection from the environment. What if a given component generates high temperature and the material used is a thermal insulator? The presentation aims to discuss this issue and show ways to protect while taking into account the issue of heat dissipation using specialist granulates.

Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left
to take away.” The words of Antoine de Saint Exupery convey important wisdom, the
timelessness of which has been repeatedly discovered by members of the AGH Space
Systems Rocket Team. In this lecture, engineers responsible for developing electronics for
the sounding rocket project will present how extreme conditions, time pressure and adversity
shaped their design process. Free from overhead and results-oriented, extreme design is the
answer to extreme challenges. Find out how the assumptions of this methodology can
increase the productivity and satisfaction of your team!

During the lecture, we will present available solutions in the field of automated optical inspection (AOI) for THT through-hole assembly both before and after the soldering itself. We will discuss the available 2D and 3D technologies and talk about simultaneous inspection of the top and bottom sides of printed circuit boards.

There are more than 1760 EMS companies in Western Europe but only about 400 EMS companies in Central Eastern Europe. We explain the structure of this industry and its advantages and disadvantages. We look at past developments as well as discussing future developments of EMS. We explain the product shifts and the reasons behind these developments.

The presentation will be held in English.

SDS Optic S.A. creates and develops innovative medical devices for real-time molecular diagnostics, merging photonic and optoelectronic technologies in medicine for various indications, with a prime focus on HER2+ breast cancer biomarker detection. The development of this novel diagnostic methodology has opened the gate to new discoveries in coating technology, not only in the optoelectronic space.

Over recent years, Poland has weathered multiple crises and periods of economic and financial turbulence. Once a struggling nation with aspirations, Poland has now emerged as an attractive destination for investment and growth. This transformation has not gone unnoticed by major global players in the electronics industry. Companies like Flex, Jabil, Kitron, Intel, Miele, LG Energy Solution, and SK Hynix have all chosen to expand their operations in Poland. But it's not just about foreign investment; domestic companies are increasingly holding their own against global competition.Industry analyst Dieter G. Weiss believes the future of the EMS sector lies in Central and Eastern Europe. But what does this mean for Polish companies? Can Poland position itself as a regional powerhouse? And what does it take to build a successful business in Poland today? Our panelists will draw from their diverse and extensive experience to explore these questions and more.

Moderator: Ewelina Bednarz, Content Manager, Evertiq

Participants:
 

• Dorota Łozowska, CEO, WM Eltar;
• Sławomir Tkacz, Sales Director, Elhurt EMS;
• Janusz Wasylew, Business Development Director, Technosystem;
• Marcin Żelechowski, Director of Research and Development, TRUMPF Huettinger.