IPC WorksAsia is a technical exchange brand built by IPC China for the
electronics manufacturing industry which focuses on the key technologies and standard practices, connects engineering technology with industry applications, and promotes the communication and implementation of advanced manufacturing experience.
IPC WorksAsia is a technical exchange brand built by IPC China for the electronics manufacturing industry which focuses on the key technologies and standard practices, connects engineering technology with industry applications, and promotes the communication and implementation of advanced manufacturing experience.
At this exhibition, the Global Electronics Association joins forces with key industry partners in wire harness manufacturing and soldering equipment technologies, integrating the internationally recognized IPC training and certification programs to create a cross-disciplinary joint showcase.
In addition to presenting advanced process equipment and critical interconnection technologies, the pavilion features a live CFX (Connected Factory Exchange) smart manufacturing demonstration line, illustrating real-time machine connectivity, data exchange, and digitalized production management within electronics manufacturing environments.
Through this joint exhibition, the Association aims to accelerate the convergence of industry standards, workforce development, and intelligent manufacturing, driving the electronics industry toward greater efficiency, traceability, and sustainable growth.
This demonstration line is jointly developed by the Global Electronics Association (GEA) together with Aurotek, Advantech AI, and Universal Robots, fully adopting the GEA/IPC CFX standard to enable plug-and-play connectivity, real-time data exchange, and end-to-end traceability.
The line integrates AI-driven inspection and safety monitoring with collaborative robot automation, while seamlessly connecting to MES, ERP, and cloud platforms to create a highly connected smart manufacturing environment.
Through this CFX showcase, the solution demonstrates a comprehensive digital management model spanning production, quality, and workforce safety—helping electronics manufacturers accelerate smart factory adoption, improve operational efficiency, and reduce overall risk.
Scope 3 Category 1 emissions from purchased goods and services often represent the largest share of emissions in the electronics industry, yet they remain among the most complex to measure and manage.
In this webinar, the Global Electronics Association and the Responsible Business Alliance will introduce new industry guidance designed to help companies strengthen Scope 3 Category 1 accounting and accelerate supplier engagement and decarbonization efforts.
IPC Designer Certification Program
IPC and its partners Microsolder and ELAS, IPC licensed training centers in Hungary, welcomed more than 60 industry experts and members to IPC Day, Hungary held at the Groupama Arena, the largest football stadium in Budapest.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is approaching a critical phase of deliberations under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), and the next several steps in the process will have major ramifications for electronics manufacturers, who need to focus on this issue now to protect their own long-term interests and help IPC advocate for the industry.
Join the world’s leading environmental regulatory experts at IPC and ITI’s virtual 2021 Critical Environmental Requirements for Electronics Conference for updates on the latest environmental requirements that could impact your product’s design, manufacturing, supply chain management, and technology innovation.
Focusing only on the cool technology in design limits product success. Having a broad knowledge of the entire product life cycle – from cradle to grave – dramatically improves product quality, reliability, and even productivity.
Design for Excellence (DfX) is based on the concept that optimizing a product starting early in design is far more effective than fixing problems later. In this webinar, we’ll explain how to use the DfX concepts of Design for Reliability, Design for Manufacturability, Design for Environment, Design for Testability, etc., to not only reduce research and development costs but also improve quality and decrease time to market. Understanding DFX concepts is critical for anyone who wants to design and build robust, profitable products. We’ll also discuss a few common barriers and mistakes along with some practices you can implement right away.
Finally, our new book, Design for Excellence in Electronics Manufacturing, offers detailed help covering everything from product ideation to field use. The book shares valuable lessons learned from the real experience including how to select materials for the environment, where to get guidance, and how to use modeling tools to predict product performance. It also helps people spend their test budgets in the best possible way.
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