Marposs Announces Acquisition of Solarius Development Inc

July 18, 2023July 17, 2023 Keith Mills Publishing Editor

Marposs has announced the acquisition of Solarius Development Inc., a leading provider of high-tech manufacturing solutions for the Consumer Electronics and Semiconductor Industry.

Solarius provides engineering, application and manufacturing expertise covering the entire lifecycle from design to installation, commissioning, training, application support, repair and maintenance of precision systems for non-contact surface inspection, measurement, analysis and visualization. Its solutions combine high-resolution sensors with automated data acquisition systems and powerful analysis software tools.

Marposs stated in its official announcement “With the purchase of Solarius, we further expands our range of solutions for optical measurement into other phases of the production process including the ‘back-end’ phase. In particular, it offers solutions for customers operating in the consumer electronics, green energy and in the semiconductor sector, an industry that is in constant growth, due to its fundamental role in the digital technological evolution and towards e-mobility.”

Solarius is a leading provider of precision systems for non-contact surface inspection, measurement, analysis, and visualization. Solarius products combine high-resolution sensors with automated data acquisition systems and powerful analysis tools. Offerings range from desktop systems for off-line inspection, to semi-automated systems for fast, precise measurements, to customized multi-station platforms for high-volume in-line inspection. Our design philosophy focuses on standard products as well as customized solutions to best meet specialized requirements.Customizing data acquisition software, analysis tools, and user interfaces is a part of the Solarius approach to solve unique metrology application tasks.

The company’s headquarters is in San Jose, California with a global reach with Solarius entities in China (Shanghai), Europe (Munich and Essen) and India (Pune) responsible for sales, application engineering, customer support, and product development. Augmented by an international partner network Solarius takes care for an installed base exceeding 2,000 active metrology systems worldwide.

For more information: www.marposs.com

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