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Written by Philip Buonpastore   
Tuesday, 18 March 2008
TOKYO, JAPAN – Valor Computerized Systems has established a technological partnership with Nagoya Electric of Japan, a developer of advanced Automatic Inspection equipment.

The alliance will allow users of Nagoya’s inspection machines to reportedly shorten their setup time by accessing the ODB++ models of the PCB and a specific layer of data that contains a representation of component geometry based on Valor’s Part Library (VPL).

 “We are pleased to welcome Nagoya Electric as a new member of our Global Alliance Program,” said David Bengal, VP Marketing and Business Development at Valor. “The Automatic Inspection market presents a great opportunity for Valor. We believe that this partnership will bring new added value to Nagoya’s large and loyal customer base.”
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