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Koh Young Technology, the leading supplier in the SMT inspection market, now offers a total 3D inspection and process optimization solution. It has been developed after more than 14 years' experience, along with extensive knowledge gained by working with industry leaders around the world.
Not terribly long ago, Koh Young Technology began considering 3D imaging as the vital and indispensable specification in selecting our inspection systems. For many years the company has relied on their skills and experience to control the process and maintain high quality, even in light of the shortcomings of inspection tools. These shortcomings had occasionally created more problems than providing solutions. The discussion has now progressed beyond process control and defect detection to such issues as industry 4.0 and big data analysis for process optimization. All the while, the company has always had 3D measurement and inspection systems in mind as the indispensable assistant, providing reliable information that they can utilize.
Koh Young Technology, known as the leading 3D SPI (Solder Paste Inspection) systems provider for SMT, has a relatively short yet impressive history. The KY-3030 series that was introduced to the market in 2004 was a game changer in terms of accuracy and repeatability when it was introduced. It was (and is) also easy to use and program, featuring fully functional SPC software. It offered a whole new concept of utilizing the Solder Paste Inspection system as a process optimization tool instead of merely a defect finder; it was a new approach, where process experts could finally realize what they had intended to achieve. It simply had not been offered by any other OEM in the inspection industry, although there had been high expectations.
The way is the goal
Behind the scenes in this new company were ten engineers led by Dr. Kwangill Koh. Surprisingly, none of the members of this team of engineers were experts in optics; most of them were mechatronics experts who had experience in developing SMD mounters. Dr. Koh took an innovative approach, however. As the inventor of the world first high-speed gantry type mounters at his previous work in Mirae, he and his team of engineers began developing a 3D inspection system, the starting point being to eliminate the ambiguity of template matching as an inspection approach. They wanted to provide customers with reliable measurement values, which they could utilize, to understand and control printing process quality better. Dr. Koh applied his strong philosophy regarding making decisions for any new business or application, that his team must be the first one in the marketplace; else the company should has a game-changing solution that can change or stimulate the market. Since the goal is high, one does not fear taking on challenges to solve the most difficult problems. Koh Young Technology still adheres to his motto.
Dr. Koh and his team developed and engineered the best solution to overcome the common inspection bottlenecks at the time, including shadowing problems, when inspecting irregularly-shaped solder paste deposits. Later, Koh Young Technology developed their innovative Multi-Projection Phase Shift Moiré technology further to invent the world's first 3D AOI (Automated Optical Inspection) system, capable of inspecting everything on an assembled PCB.
Growth, then leadership, from innovation
After its introduction in 2004, Koh Young's KY-3030 series SPI quickly gained significant attention from top electronics manufacturers for its unique concept of process optimization based on highly accurate 3D measurement. In 2006, Koh Young Technology was reported to have the No.1 global market share in the SPI (after printing) market, with 20.7 % market share. The company's share in 2015 was close to 50 % in the global Solder Paste Inspectionmarket, with more than 1,750 industry leaders and 9,000 systems installed worldwide. Koh Young has introduced a number of award-winning SPI systems with advanced capabilities and solutions including the aSPIre and KY8030 series, and an automated tabletop system.
A major innovation that the company brought to the market was the Zenith 3D AOI system. This revolutionary system completely changed the mindset of the 25-year-old AOI industry. For a long time it had been common consensus that one had to spend a significant amount of time programming and tuning when running new product. One also needed to be a true expert in illumination and process parameters in order to find the optimal set of conditions to inspect each component type, even when dealing with new components that are added every day. By having parametric approach, Zenith made using AOI system as simple as learning one's ABCs. Lifted leads can be detected now by measuring lead height, missing components are easy to detect since the system knows component dimension and height; and the solder joint profile is also measured using standard top-view optics.
Furthermore, the company has taken steps to support the industry 4.0 production environment goal. Its vision to connect all process-related information gathered from their inspection systems (3D Solder Paste Inspection, pre-reflow 3D AOI, post-reflow 3D AOI) is in line with the ongoing dream of the industry, i.e., fully automated production lines. Working with peer groups and customers with similar vision, Koh Young is drawing closer to providing the total process optimization solution with full traceability to defects and their root causes. Enabling tools include process dashboards to visualize the current status of all production lines, a centralized measurement value database, on top of the full line of 3D measurement-based inspection systems.
Work better, work smart
With the introduction of the Koh Young 'Ksmart Solution', the company is also taking the next step by expanding its R&D centers worldwide. This will bring the company's electronics manufacturing know-how and process technology to the next higher level by incorporating advanced artificial intelligence. Koh Young has partnered with Binghamton University's (SUNY at Binghamton) Integrated Electronics Engineering Center (IEEC) which has recently opened a new Smart Electronics Manufacturing Laboratory. In making the announcement, Seungbae Park, Director of the IEEC, said, "The ultimate outcome is the development of new electronics manufacturing schemes with the highest levels of efficiency and reliability."
The company has also opened an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Center in San Diego, California, as recently as this past July. The center's mission is to build a foundation of AI platforms for manufacturing process optimization. In South Korea, the KAIST R&D Center closely collaborates with Koh Young Technology's Ksmart solution division to research and develop AI solutions utilizing machine learning and deep learning.
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Posted on 13 January 2016
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Having drawn 2-2 in Sunday's FA Cup third round tie, the teams are back at the Lane for a key Premier League fixture as second place plays fourth tonight (8pm).
We'll then meet again in the FA Cup replay at the King Power Stadium on Wednesday week (January 20, 7.45pm).
"It's a busy period but the players are very motivated, good energy, fresh and very focused for this game," said Mauricio. "It's a good challenge to play three games against Leicester. It's an exciting period for us."
Mauricio on training in such a busy schedule…
"As a club, we always play in European competition, Premier League and FA Cup. It's always difficult to manage but with the experience of last season and this season so far we've managed to handle the training sessions and the players are in a good way in terms of the level of physical condition, psychological condition and tactically."
Below: Mauricio speaks to Spurs TV
Mauricio on if the players prefer matches anyway…
"I think so. If not, it's tough to train all week without games! The players want to play, want to compete and it's a tough period now after Christmas, we have another tough game against Leicester but we have a strong squad and it's good for all the players to feel involved."
Mauricio on if this game will be much different to the FA Cup tie…
"You can play with the same players and the same teams but all games are different, with different circumstances. It's true the basics are the same but some aspects will be different."
Mauricio on Leicester…
"We need to give them credit because they are a team that not only defends deep but plays well, they believe, they are strong and run a lot. They deserve full credit and a lot of praise because their season has been fantastic so far."
Finally, Mauricio on Dele Alli's new deal…
"It's good for us, good for him, fantastic news. We're delighted he's extended his contract. He'll keep working hard and keep his feet on the ground. He's only been with us for six months but he's showed big potential and quality to play for us in the Premier League. We're delighted with him and the way he's performed. He's very young but he shows real maturity and consistency. It's been a fantastic period for him and we hope the future is just as bright."
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Second place is assured in the Premier League but there is no hint of Mauricio Pochettino and the team taking their collective foot off the gas as we travel to Leicester City in our penultimate game of the Premier League campaign this evening.
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Mauricio Pochettino has explained how he will make sure not even the slightest hint of complaceny creeps in as we seek a 12th successive home league win when we face Bournemouth at the Lane on Saturday.
1 April 2017
Mauricio Pochettino is ready for a Burnley team that he expects to push us in all parts of the game at Turf Moor today.
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Scientific name: Argyroneta aquatica
Size: Up to 15mm
Distribution: Can be found in many parts of the UK, but it has a scattered distribution - possibly because it has been under-recorded in many areas
Months seen: All year round
Habitat: Still or slow-moving freshwater with plenty of vegetation
Food: Mostly small aquatic invertebrates
Special features: Water Spiders (sometimes called "Diving Bell Spiders") are the only spiders living underwater almost all of their lives. They construct a silk diving bell amongst aquatic vegetation, and fill it with air by dragging small bubbles down from the water surface. Once completed, the spider can stay inside it for up to a day. The spiders live, breathe, feed and mate inside the bell. They only come onto land to moult or to find new territories. The young are even born underwater inside the bell.
On land the water spiders have dark grey coloured abdomens. They could be confused with some other species, but unlike other spiders, if you place them on water they will quickly dive below the surface. Once underwater, the spiders take on a silvery sheen as air becomes trapped between the hairs on their bodies.
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Introducing Mitchell Smith aka 'Baby Faced Assassin' – Young Rising Boxing Star Hailing From Harrow
Meet Mitchell Smith, a young rising Boxing star who has burst onto the the Professional scene with an impressive six professional victories out of six which includes three knock-outs! Hailing from Harrow, North West London and competing in the super-featherweight category. Mitchell's next fight will see him compete for the Southern Area Title on the 21st September 2013, where he will be battling it out against opponent Scott Moises at the Copper Box in a bid to claim his first title.
I caught up with the talented 20 year old earlier this week to find out how he first got involved with boxing as well as discussing his vigorous training regime, mind-set and his thoughts about the Boxing scene.
I began the interview with the most obvious question…
You first started Boxing at the tender age of six. What influenced your decision to take up the sport when you did?
As is the experience with many young children at school, the build-up of stress and intimidation drove me into a new environment; the boxing ring. Taken by my father John, I instantly felt at home in my local Harrow boxing gym. The combination of discipline and tough workouts was no obstacle for me, only motivation, as I continued attending regular sessions.
What age did you enter your first competition?
Continuing from the age of six years onwards was rewarding as I entered my first competition at the age of 12. Although losing in the first round, my dedication to the sport didn't change, still attending regular sessions and optimistic about future bouts.
Since then, you continued your stubborn dominance of the amateur boxing scene. Who was the most difficult opponent you faced, and why?
Still reasonably inexperienced in terms of a boxer's career, my fights within the amateurs brought about all types of opponents with various styles. The dynamite, all action type opponent George Vaness however caused me more problems than most. Vaness claimed four wins out five contests against me, although I gave everything in all the bouts, I often ended up on the wrong side of a close decision.
Notoriously, boxing workouts are considered amongst the most rigorous in the entire sporting spectrum, what does your training regime consist of?
Starting at 12-1 o'clock, my first session of the day will include a mixture of pad work, skipping, groundwork, bag work followed by a separate condition session. After this, I will carb-load, ensuring I am energized for an evening run which could be up to six miles long.
Due to the requirements of making a specific weight category, boxers tend to have a strict diet, what is your personal pre-fight diet?
My diet generally consists of the necessities. I consume three meals a day, which usually consists of chicken and vegetables, with a protein shake as a meal replacement. As I don't have lunch before I train, the protein shake acts as fuel for the lunchtime training session.
In your opinion is there a difference between amateur and professional boxing?
Definitely, one of the main differences I've noticed is that professional boxing has a lot more focus on the knock-out whereas the amateurs is focused on point-scoring. This in and out amateur style makes it difficult when opposed by an attacking fighter, like George Vaness.
Describe your boxing style?
My boxing style allows me to fight more than one way, I can punch, I can box. My speed and foot movement allows me to be illusive. All these together means I can box to a game plan, but also change tactics mid-fight if needed.
You recently made the decision to turn your back on the Amateur scene in favour to take your career to the next level by turning professional. What has the transition been like from Amateur to Professional?
The professional game has caused me to make a lot of changes from the amateurs. One way I have noticed is the training has been a lot harder! With the higher calibre of opponents, I know that during training I have to be sharp and do everything my opponents not doing.
Readying myself has been one thing, but as well as this I've been able to box naturally in the pro scene. Jason Rowland (coach) has given me a bit more freedom in the ring, allowing me to let my shots go to produce eye-catching knock-outs that everyone loves to see.
Describe the mechanics of your team leading up to a fight?
First and foremost my coach, Jason Rowland gets me ready for a fight with technical workouts and opponent studies, significantly he gets a clear idea of how he wants me to fight come fight night. Behind the scenes I have Richard Clarke, sorting out various paperwork requirements before a fight.
My Dad John is a ticket seller for all of my fights, but primarily he's a form of emotional support, someone I can always go to amidst the pressures of the limelight.
On the promotional side I have Jon Guymer and Jordan Carss, publicising me as a fighter in the local area, mainly through merchandise and social networks.
Personally, how do you ensure you make weight for an upcoming fight?
For me, being dedicated to my diet and my training regime are the main things that allow me to make my current weight category. During the eight-twelve week training camp, I check weight twice a day, just as a caution to make sure I'll be ready on the day of the weigh-in.
In the dressing room, you must experience an array of mixed emotions. How do you mentally prepare moments before a fight?
Ultimately the nerves I feel in the dressing room subside and are replaced with excitement. This is not only my job, but something I love doing. I wouldn't be in the ring if I didn't love it. So looking at the fight as something I'm passionate about, lets me relax a bit more and the desire to do well allows me to block out the flashing lights and big crowds; leaving me with my aim… to win!
So far, you pose an unblemished record in your professional career where you have won your first six fights, the last of which can only be described as a sensational one punch knock-out of opponent Gavin Reid in the opening round. What is your secret to maintaining this?
As mentioned previously, my will to win more than anything drives me to be the best. A second place attitude is alien to me, I train with everything I've got, so why even contemplate losing.
Outside of the gym, when I go home and see my little daughter, who relies on me- it pushes me to make sure I leave boxing with everything I possibly can. Enough to provide the best life possible for her.
What has been the highlight of your Boxing career thus far?
Despite my six pro wins, including some memorable knock-outs, the highlight of my career so far lies in my amateur days. Winning the Senior ABA title was something I will never forget. It's very rare for any boxer to claim this honour, and to do it at the first time of asking, was really an added bonus for me.
Who are your Boxing inspirations?
Honestly, I don't have any inspirations. I look up to people in boxing but for me personally the desire to win is enough to spur me on.
Boxing has been with you practically your whole life, how has it shaped you as a person? Both positively and negatively.
As a fiery character in and out of the ring, Boxing has been a humbling experience for me. I've learnt from the sport that you need to respect your opponents and also those you work with. This is transferable from the ring to everyday life and something that now, due to boxing, will always be with me.
Negatively the buzz I get for a few days after a win fades into back into reality. The endless phone calls and praise stops, leaving you in limbo, waiting for your next fight.
On the whole however, boxing has made me a better person. It's given me opportunities I may not have had otherwise. Without boxing I don't know where I would be today.
Apart from boxing, what are your favourite pastimes?
Away from boxing, I love the serenity of just me, my rod and a lake. Fishing for me is something to get away from the stress of boxing, something completely different. Although I still get a buzz when I catch a thirty pounder!
*interview concludes*
Given his track record so far, there is no doubt that this young man has a promising professional career ahead of him and I genuinely wish him every success in the future.
Below is the video footage of Mitchell's infamous one round knock-punch against opponent Gavin Reid I made reference to during the interview.
Should you wish to purchase tickets to support the 'Baby Faced Assassin' on his quest for title victory at the Frank Warren Event on Saturday 21st September 2013, Copper Box Arena, visit Mitchell Smith's Website and follow his Twitter account more information.Google+


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What's Missing From Your Thanksgiving Table This Year?
Sweet Potatoes? Peas? Squash? Corn? No. Is it a loved one who passed away this year? Is it a family member who is serving our country overseas? Let's all take a moment and express our love and gratitude for all the people in our lives. But today, I would like to go a little deeper — what's missing from your INNER Thanksgiving table this year?