CyberOptics News

CyberOptics Corporation today announced that its embedded process verification, or EPV, inspection technology has been incorporated into the KE-2070 robotic assembly platform designed and manufactured by JUKI Corporation, a Tokyo-based company.

CyberOptics Corp., a maker of electronic eyes that inspect tiny computer circuit boards for flaws, is trying to look beyond its worst year ever.

CyberOptics Corporation today announced that its inspection system has been incorporated into DEK International's new Sentinel technology that was introduced earlier this month at the Productronica electronics trade show in Germany.

CyberOptics Corporation today announced the introduction of its next-generation automated optical inspection system at the global Productronica electronics trade show in Germany.

Regulatory News: Skanemejerier chose Cybercom to develop the company's new Intranet.

Ilhavo, Portugal a ' 04-08-2009 a ' SADIF Investment Analytics, today announced the release of a new summary due diligence report covering CyberOptics Corporation .

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The second quarter earnings release will be issued following the close of the market that day.

Regulatory News. Biogen Idec chose Cybercom to improve its patient web sites. Cybercom implemented a new technical platform for better performance and interactivity.

Ramsey said the new APS will be ready for purchase-order fulfillment in 2H09, and the wafer-like device is designed to "lower the time and expense of process equipment particle qualification, as well as raise die yields." CyberOptics Semiconductor will demonstrate the APS and its entire line of WaferSense metrology devices : at booth 5761 in the ...

A loving husband, father, friend, scientist and entrepreneur died tragically at the age of 60, on June 16th in a plane crash.

CyberOptics founder Steven Case was killed Tuesday when the plane he was flying crashed in Crystal.

Steven K. Case, the founder and chairman of CyberOptics Corp. of Golden Valley, was killed Tuesday night when the small plane he was flying crashed upon landing at Crystal Airport in pouring rain, his company said.

A Twin Cities computer executive was killed trying to land a single-engine airplane in pouring rain at the crystal airport.

CyberOptics Corp. announced that Steven Case was killed in a plane crash in Crystal Tuesday night.