TAGARNO, a renowned Danish manufacturer of high-quality digital microscopes, will host a live webinar on Wednesday, December 10 at 10:15 AM EST, giving electronics manufacturers a close look at how modern inspection software—and the newest wave of visual AI—can dramatically improve quality, consistency, and throughput on the production floor.
While TAGARNO is widely known for its digital microscope hardware, the company’s software ecosystem has increasingly become the driving force behind more reliable and repeatable visual inspection. During the webinar, TAGARNO specialists will walk through practical use cases for the Measurement app, Image Comparison, and DXF Overlay, three tools that many electronics manufacturers now rely on to remove guesswork from fine-pitch inspection and reduce operator-to-operator variation.
Attendees will also get a first look at TAGARNO Work Center, the company’s new platform for building structured, on-screen workflows. Work Center makes it possible to standardize inspections, guide operators step-by-step, and document decisions without slowing production—a theme echoed in TAGARNO’s recent Quality Magazine article on how digital microscopes and AI complement each other in QC environments. When inspections are already digital, the transition to AI becomes significantly easier, as training data can be collected in real time without disrupting the workflow.
The session will also cover the TAGARNO AI platform and help attendees evaluate which types of inspection tasks make good candidates for visual AI. As highlighted in the article, visual AI excels in applications with high variability—such as subtle surface defects or PCB assembly verification—where traditional rule-based software struggles.
The webinar will outline how to spot these opportunities, what a realistic AI training process looks like, and how teams can avoid common pitfalls like inconsistent labeling.
The goal of the webinar is not only to introduce TAGARNO’s software, but to give manufacturers a grounded, practical understanding of where digital tools—and eventually AI—fit naturally into existing inspection routines.
Register here: http://bit.ly/4pF1LBQ.
For more information on TAGARNO’s microscope systems, software, and AI initiatives, visit www.tagarno.com.
