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Robotic precision in display technologies is the ability to use automation to create accurate calibration to achieve a certain performance. Precision also includes the concept of repeatability, which is the ability to sequentially attain the desired performance. Precision robotics is the key to enabling innovation in many major industries. Some industries, specifically consumer electronics, are required to have exceptionally precise measurements due to the end-use of the technology. Increasing accuracy and precision in testing robotics is creating value through product design and ultimately customer satisfaction.

Throughput and uptime are absolutely imperative for your facility, making service an important consideration in the purchase of industrial automation for testing. In addition, global companies demand global support.

An automotive head-up display system, or HUD, aims to improve passenger safety by projecting information such as navigation, warnings, and points of interest, to the driver’s visual field, ideally in real-time. The intention is to keep the driver’s focus on the road by reducing the eyes-off-the-road time and increasing situational awareness. Conventional HUDs produce a 2D image with a fixed, or static, projection. However, Augmented Reality (AR) HUDs produce a 3D image that adds depth and curvature to conventional HUD imagery and features a variable, or dynamic, projection.

With more than 15 years of experience, OptoFidelity is the global leader in designing and manufacturing automated test systems for measuring the optical and tracking performance of AR/VR systems. We always achieve the highest possible accuracy and repeatability with our turn-key solutions and measurements, combined with human-like fitment and ease of use.

In our previous blog, we discussed about factors impacting the growth of refurbished smartphone market, and the current practices utilized in the field. There are multiple factors like lower prices and more sustainable consumer habits that contribute towards the growth. There is room to improve the quality of the refurbishment and grading process, and one of the keys to success is automation.