Industrial Automation--MIJOINT

Solution Overview

Overview

Industrial automation scenarios usually face problems such as multiple product categories, unstable order batches, low manual assembly efficiency, yield fluctuations, and data fragmentation. Scenarios such as connectors, FPC, micro switches, non-standard complete lines, visual inspection, smart warehousing and MES interconnection require equipment that can both accurately execute and flexibly adapt to different products.

In the industrial automation industry, traditional manual connector assembly has low efficiency, unstable yield, and insufficient flexibility. The traditional feeding system is prone to product damage and material jamming.

Needs & Solution

Needs and plans

Industry needs and pain points

MIJOINT Solution

MIJOINT provides flexible automated assembly integrated lines, customized non-standard complete lines, online visual inspection machines, MES data interconnection services, G20 micro switch multi-model flexible complete lines, SAS Gen5 connector automatic lines, Smyra connector automatic lines, PoP electroplating automatic lines, FPC receptacle automatic assembly, inspection and packaging machines and other solutions for industrial automation scenarios.

It can cover material supply, assembly, cutting, welding, riveting, testing, packaging, AGV/AMR logistics, MES data collection, quality traceability and visual signage, helping customers upgrade from single-point automation to a flexible and digital production system.

Process & Capability

Craftsmanship and capabilities

Customer Verification

Customer verification

MIJOINT provides flexible automated assembly integrated lines, customized non-standard complete lines, online visual inspection machines, MES data interconnection services, G20 micro switch multi-model flexible complete lines, SAS Gen5 connector automatic lines, Smyra connector automatic lines, PoP electroplating automatic lines, FPC receptacle automatic assembly, inspection and packaging machines and other solutions for industrial automation scenarios.

It can cover material supply, assembly, cutting, welding, riveting, testing, packaging, AGV/AMR logistics, MES data collection, quality traceability and visual signage, helping customers upgrade from single-point automation to a flexible and digital production system.