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March 2, 2010
Karl-Heinz Strass, Managing Director, cyberTECHNOLOGIES USA, LLC
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Throughout the end of 2009 we saw a strong increase in business activities, and this trend has been continuing into 2010. Different sectors of the industry are recovering at a different pace, but the overall trend is quite positive.
In order to remain competitive and at the leading edge, companies continue to focus on developing new technologies and improving capabilities.
cyberTECHNOLOGIES continued to invest during the downturn and is emerging out of it as the strongest supplier of scanning optical 3D Surface Metrology Systems, with a strong revamped product portfolio and a further expanded team of highly qualified software and hardware engineers.
Through close cooperation with our customers and continued focus on our customers' needs we learnt that they require higher resolution and faster scanning systems with more flexibility and automation capabilities to allow them to inspect more samples and product at higher resolution.
Based on this input we developed a new line of fast, high resolution 3D Surface Metrology Systems, the cyberSCAN CT SERIES.
With their high speed magnetic linear x/y stages and the high performance chromatic confocal sensors that can measure on most any surface, we are able to address measurement and inspection needs in a much wider range of applications in many different industries.
Our customers measure samples as varied as solar cells, high performance graphite bearings, medical devices and sensors, hybrid devices, glass lenses, MEMS devices, fuel cells and fuel cell materials, any type of printed or dispensed device, epoxy and flux applications, ceramic, glass and many other types of substrates.
Advances in technologies require better materials and processes. Process improvements require capable metrology solutions with ever increasing requirements for precision, accuracy and speed.
cyberTECHNOLOGIES is positioned to provide its customers with the best cost/performance metrology systems in the industry across a wide range of applications.
Karl-Heinz Strass
, Managing Director
cyberTECHNOLOGIES USA, LLC
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