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Until
1992 Robotas had sold
MASCOT solely through
its network of distributors,
the move to larger premises
enabled full time sales
and marketing staff to
be employed. The network
of overseas agents was
retained, to be supported
directly from the UK.
Continuing development
of the MASCOT product
line saw the introduction
of the LCD system. This
low-cost slave workstation
proved an ideal building
block for networked assembly
areas, comprising one
or more MASCOT LCD's controlled
by a MASCOT PC acting
as master. Pursuing its
policy of continued development
Robotas enhances their
already extensive software
which now runs under '95/NT,
further increasing their
world-wide reputation
for development and commitment
to the through-hole and
odd form placement requirements.
Graphic images imported
by scanning or digital
camera enables the operator
to see what is being placed
onto the PCB, thus opening
a new market in assembly
manufacturing. The software
has already proved its
worth after being installed
along with their flexible
Swift carousels to a company
that manufactures solenoids.
This UK based company
did not require laser
guidance as their production
volumes are minimal, after
evaluation, the benefit
of component images displayed
on the screen explicitly
showing each assembly
stage which makes up the
solenoid soon became apparent.
They have now been using
the carousels and the
software in this capacity
for well over a year.
Continued export and UK
successes with companies,
such as APC (Ireland),
HEWLETT PACKARD (USA),
ASPEN LABS (USA), SMART
MODULAR (SCOTLAND) to
name a few, gives Robotas
and it's dedicated team
the satisfaction that
PTH assembly is still
prevalent in the new millennium.
Ongoing development, improving
world-wide sales and customer
support will only add
to our established reputation
throughout the industry.
We hope to be of service
to you in the very near
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