Coherix, a leading supplier of AI-based quality-control systems for the automotive and electronics industries, has moved to a new 25,000-square-foot North American headquarters, manufacturing, and product development facility.
The new location at 1168 Oak Valley Drive in Ann Arbor adds more space for manufacturing, software development, and customer service. The cost of the project was not provided.
“This move allows us to keep pace with growing customer demand for our products, speed the development of next-generation adhesive-dispensing technology, and attract engineering talent,” says Dwight Carlson, CEO and chairman of Coherix.
Coherix states it offers the only manufacturing technology capable of automatically inspecting and adjusting the application of adhesives at assembly-line speeds.
Its 3-D laser-based quality-control systems are equipped with machine-learning, artificial-intelligence, and process-control capable of saving 25 percent or more in labor and material costs.
The company reports more than $100 million and 1 million-plus engineering hours were spent on its development.
Headquartered in Ann Arbor, Coherix has operations in China, Germany, Japan, Mexico, and Singapore.
The company’s global customer base includes more than 50 of the world’s leading automotive OEMs and 75-plus Tier 1 suppliers, including BYD, Ford, Geely, General Motors, Honda, Hyundai, Mercedes-Benz, Renault, Seres, and Toyota as well as Bosch, Gestamp, Kirchhoff, Kubota, and Magna.
For more information, visit coherix.com.
