AI Enhancement to AOI for PCBA Project
Call for Participation
This project is currently in sign-up.
Presentation: Call-for-Participation Webinar (October 14, 2021)
SOW & Project Statement
- Statement of Work (v 1.3; July 27, 2021)
- Project Statement (v 1.3; July 27, 2021)
Background
Automated optical Inspection (AOI) is widely used in the electronics manufacturing industry as a quality inspection process. However, the false call and defect escape can significantly impact throughput and labor involvement for defects verification. It becomes even more challenging with the increasing complexity of electronics designs (e.g., higher density, highly integrated, extreme small or large size, irregular shape components, various materials, and surface features). In recent years, machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) models are being adopted to help with the pass/fail judgement of AOI machines. However, the accuracy and efficiency enhancement that AI may bring to the AOI is yet to be understood.
Purpose of Project
This project aims to establish common performance metrics to evaluate the AI value-add to AOI capabilities and provide recommendations to the industry on future improvement opportunities. It will include two phases:- Phase 1: Investigation & planning
- Phase 2: Experimentation to evaluate AOI+AI capability
The ultimate goal is to increase the inspection efficiency and accuracy, at the same time, reducing the human resource required for manual inspection verification and mitigating the defect escape risk.
Call-for-Participation Webinar Recording
Steps for Joining the Project
Sign-up deadline is October 31, 2021.
For iNEMI members:
For iNEMI members:
- Complete and sign the Project Statement.
- Email the completed statement to haley.fu@inemi.org.
For non-members:
- Please note: this is a Fast Turnaround project in which non-member organizations can participate for a one-time participation fee. Contact iNEMI Project Manager Haley Fu (haley.fu@inemi.org) for further details.
Contact
Haley Fu haley.fu@inemi.org