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VRSI Integrates Laser Trackers into Automated Systems

Application measures processes in real-time so parts are within tolerance as they are produced

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Wed, 07/20/2011 - 12:15
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Variation Reduction Solutions Inc. (VRSI) is an independent integrator of machine vision and applied metrology technologies for automated manufacturing. The company focuses on achieving disruptive gains in assembly-process accuracy and efficiency through the innovative application of measurement technology and data automation.

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Founded in 1998, VRSI (www.vrs-inc.com) is based in Plymouth, Michigan. The VRSI team consists of experienced metrology and automation specialists, and provides customers with expert services and unbiased technological evaluations. It offers customers vision solutions for metrology, industrial robot guidance, and inspection. VRSI works closely with measurement technology suppliers and automation companies to provide end-users with integrated assembly systems that can maintain high quality standards and close tolerances. The company accomplishes this by using in-process measurement to characterize subassembly variation and automatically compensate with flexible, intelligent automated final-assembly processes.

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