Codium Electronique needed to introduce AOI within a contractual eight-week delivery window across a changing mix of SMD, through-hole and hybrid boards, without adding a dedicated specialist.
Horus brings the full product mix into one shared inspection environment and combines assisted program creation with operator-guided learning on the machine. The existing operator can manage AOI while inspection know-how remains in-house.
The Customer
Codium Electronique is a multi-client EMS (Electronic Manufacturing Services) producing SMD, through-hole and hybrid assemblies. Each customer project brings a different bill of materials, tolerance set and traceability requirement.
Its lean production model depends on versatile operators and fast changeovers while maintaining consistent inspection quality.
The Challenge
- Delivery window: Codium works within an eight-week contractual window, from incoming components to a
validated, traceable board. AOI programming could not become a separate bottleneck. - Changing product mix: small chips, large connectors and mixed-technology boards create new inspection
requirements from one customer job to the next. - Lean staffing: one operator already manages screen printing, pick-and-place, reflow and machine loading. A
dedicated AOI programmer did not fit Codium’s operating model.
Why Codium Electronique Managing Director chose Horus?
About Delvitech
Delvitech SA, founded in 2018 and headquartered in Mendrisio, Switzerland, designs and manufactures AI-native true 3D automated optical inspection (AOI) and solder paste inspection (SPI) systems for PCBA quality control. Optical heads are produced in Switzerland.
