Automated operations take advantage of robotic, CCD (charge coupled device) camera, and AI (artificial intelligence) technologies to more efficiently perform mechanical tasks such as the transportation of monitors across conveyors and image adjustment. Manual operations are performed for assembly tasks that cannot be automated or for verifying image quality to ensure it looks right to the human eye. Our FlexScan monitor manufacturing process combines manual operations with automated ones to ensure high quality products made as efficiently as possible. The design and feature sets of FlexScan monitors serve as the basis for some of our other product families such as RadiForce medical monitors, and ColorEdge color management monitors. FlexScan is our family of general use monitors for schools and offices, trading rooms, control rooms, CAD and more, and is the core of our monitor lineup. In this article, we take you on a step-by-step tour of how our FlexScan EV-Series monitors are made – from assembly to packaging – at our global headquarters in Hakusan, Japan. In fact, EIZO is the only remaining Japanese brand of desktop LCD monitors that still manufactures its products in Japan. As more companies outsource development and production to third parties, we remain convinced that the best way to deliver the quality that our customers expect is to retain control over our manufacturing and quality control processes. Our products are unique because we are a unique company we still design, manufacture, and quality control test our products in house. Take a close look at an EIZO monitor and you will see that you cannot buy a monitor like this anywhere else.
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