Fujitsu TS Mainboard Production Augsburg HD

[@HiAdrian]

A Symphony of technology; love these kinds of videos.

[@mzalg3932]

Really fantastic ... thanks for sharing !

[@OrbiterElectronics]

Pick & place machines are sooo awesome.

[@irtbmtind89]

So many robots. For contrast, look at a video of the Gigabyte motherboard plant in Taiwan.

[@phantra49b]

really fantactic!!. this video is deserved to take time to wached. 100% components, assembly process are tested and checked by machine. but here where i live-vietnam. fujistu is not famous at all. we even do not know that fujistu has a factory in germany.

[@douro20]

The top-side placer is a Siplace SX4...fastest machine in the industry.

[@acmepcbassembly7127]

It is good to have a completed line like this for mass production. not for small quantity to mid quantity. :)

[@hexarith]

It used to be Fujitsu-Siemens computers. Before that it was Siemens-Nixdorf.

[@MindCrime550]

PS/2 connectors were old even in 2010 and I wonder what the tooling costs are like on those pin checkers.

[@ericcindycrowder7482]

What kind of motherboard chipset was this? Looks like had a north bridge and south bridge. Was it a LGA 775 or LGA 1156?

[@davidm.5924]

Nice video, great as a reference for SMD newbies

[@fernandocruz8569]

Amazing litle details to improve, but very automated process.

[@APARAT79]

they touch boards with bare hands, without any ESD protection??? I work in similar company and i would be fired if i would do that...

[@johnmacmillan3941]

@brez imena do u ever heard about esd floor and esd shoes ?

[@jahangirkhan8563]

that was frikking beautiful.....

[@reumatjezsamdjcampos8315]

wow absolutely amazing robotics was assemble all that...

[@veb1000]

good work!

[@sadlola1]

just woooooooooooooooooooow

[@tistimbilihyumbicumbio7169]

good job!

[@High_Altitude_Observer]

I choose "Made in Germany" any day.

[@unabhangigkeitful]

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