Vinnova has recently decided to grant new research funding to a project that addresses a significant problem of how to do automatic error analysis of microelectronics. Together with industry experts, the project will use existing fault analysis data, images and analysis reports, from databases to build an application that can automatically analyze and present possible faults.
The project goes under the title 'EUREKA Xces Call 2023' and has been granted an amount of roughly 8 million over the course of 3 years. It is a collaboration between Gimic, Rise, Ericsson, Infineon Technologies and Alstom Rail who will contribute their knowledge and production data.
"It is excellent that we get to continue our work in electronics inspection. A big milestone for us at Gimic" says Marcus Nilsson, CTO Gimic.
The project, according to Vinnova, seems to be relevant in Swedish society and innovative in the categories of digital transformation and sustainable industry.
For more information, contact:
Henrik Arvsell, VD Gimic AB
+ (46) 72-585 56 05
Michelle Bergström, Marknad Gimic AB
+ (46) 73-500 25 57
About Gimic
Gimic is one of Sweden’s leading companies in the development of autonomous visual inspections. Our solution performs image analysis with the power of AI. Based on the customer’s quality standards, Gimic identifies and classifies errors within any industry.
By understanding how to combine AI, IT, Automation, and Industrial processes, we provide valuable solutions for our customers. Moreover, designed as a modularlized system, we can repeat the processes to solve customer’s problems. We deliver a complete solution where we offer delivery, installation, and service to different types of industries. Gimic’s innovative solution assures quality in the industry and provides traceability to gain better control over production. Gimic contributes to an improved work environment, decreases waste of the earth’s resources, and increases the productivity of companies.