The Global Automated Optical Inspection Market size was worth US$ 648 million in 2022 and is anticipated to succeed in the valuation of US$ 1,740 million by 2028 and is predicted to register a CAGR of 20.8% during 2023-2028.
Automated Optical Inspection Market Scenario:
Automated optical inspection (AOI) is a visual inspection approach that is used to detect faults in printed circuit boards (PCBs). These systems are used to test and analyse PCBs for defects such as soldering flaws, component flaws, ball grid array (BGA), surface flaws, dimensional flaws, component placement flaws, and chip-scale packaging (CSP) flaws, among others. With the introduction of microelectronics and developments in PCBs, circuits have become more complicated, making manual inspection of the boards nearly unfeasible. As a result, AOI is critical in examining these circuit boards. It assists the manufacturing line in achieving the desired product quality while keeping expenses to a minimum. Therefore, automated optical inspection market share is being expanded.
The Automated Optical Inspection Market growth is primarily fuelled by the fast developing consumer electronics industry, as well as a growing customer preference for smartphone adoption.
REPORT COVERAGE:
REPORT METRIC |
DETAILS |
Market Size Available |
2022 – 2028 |
Base Year |
2022 |
Forecast Period |
2023 - 2028 |
CAGR |
20.8% |
Segments Covered |
By Type, Technology and Region |
Various Analyses Covered |
Global, Regional & Country Level Analysis, Segment-Level Analysis, DROC, PESTLE Analysis, Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, Competitive Landscape, Analyst Overview on Investment Opportunities |
Regions Covered |
North America, Europe, APAC, Latin America, Middle East & Africa |
Market Leaders Profiled |
Koh Young, Test Research, Inc, Omron, Camtek, Viscom, Saki Corporation, Nordson, KLA, Cyberoptics, Goepel Electronics and Others. |
In 2020, the world had mostly transitioned to working and learning remotely due to the COVID-19 epidemic. Consumers scrambled to get their hands on phones, computers, displays, microphones, keyboards, mouse, cameras, and even smart coffee makers and digital foot massagers as a result of the move, which will allow them to work from anywhere and in comfort. Thus, rising the automated optical inspection market growth during the forecast period.
With lockdowns in place in the majority of countries throughout the world in 2019 and 2020, people's only option after a full day of working and learning at home was to relax and play. Manufacturers want consumers to spend their hard-earned money on flashy toys and stay indoors to watch, listen to, or play. Consumers have been entertained in the comfort of their own homes due to television, speakers, personal audio, gaming PCs and peripherals, and consoles. People spending more time indoors has led to increased investments in technology advancements, so homes are going to become more pleasant. This has resulted in a surge in demand for cutting-edge consumer devices which is further responsible for the global automated optical inspection market share during 2022-2027.
Demand for sophisticated consumer electronic goods and appliances has risen as a result of factors such as urbanisation and rising disposable income. At the same time, they want long-lasting, high-quality products at a reasonable price. Electronic manufacturing plants are springing up all over the world as the demand for consumer electronics grows tremendously that is also increasing the global automated optical inspection market volume as well as the size.
The growing demand for improved products has prompted PCB producers to invest in more cost-effective production procedures. That is the reason, PCB manufacturers have implemented AOI systems in their production lines in order to uplift the product quality and reduce manufacturing prices. AOI systems aid PCB manufacturers in improving their quality control by substituting manual PCB inspection, allowing for faster and more accurate defect detection, and shortening the entire production cycle time. AOI systems have progressed over time. Due to the reducing size of PCBs and the development of new electronics technologies, the demand for AOI systems has increased, as manual inspection is no longer an option.
In the vast majority of electronic device manufacturing companies, automated optical inspection is regarded a reliable inspection procedure for PCBs.
The false call rate (FCR) is defined as the number of good components that are mistakenly identified as defective, and the false call rate is measured in parts-per-million (ppm). When it comes to image-based AOI systems, false calls are the most important consideration. The image-based AOI system employs a series of photographs to distinguish between defective and excellent components. At the same time, the operator who captures these photographs and feeds them into the database is the most important part of this system.
When photos are incorrectly classified and stored in the image database, parameter optimization becomes impossible. If a picture with a problematic component is placed in the "good" section of the image base, the optimization process is likely to change the AOI algorithm's parameters which has given the image a "good" rating. As a result, the system is unable to notice this specific issue, which could imply misleading calls and result in a major inspection disaster. Moreover, incase a false call occurs, the operator must inspect the problem and restart the operation, resulting in a slow process of manufacturing lower productivity, and higher production costs. Thus, further hampering the global automated optical inspection market growth in the upcoming years.
During the projection period, the 3D AOI system market is likely to be dominant and grow at a quicker rate in the global automated optical inspection market. 3D AOI systems are generally used in large-scale industrial facilities. 3D AOI systems are more efficient and sensitive at detecting defects and errors than 2D AOI systems, but they have higher operational expenses and require complex programming codes to function. 3D AOI systems are preferable to 2D AOI systems because they can detect defects in PCB substrates as well as the ball grid array (BGA). Furthermore, 3D AOI systems are an ideal choice for electronic manufacturing service (EMS) providers in the coming years due to their ability to quickly inspect defects in tall components, a significant drop in false alarm rates, and the capacity to provide volumetric data on components under examination.
During the projection period, the inline AOI system is likely to be a larger and faster-growing in the global automated optical inspection market. Inline AOI devices allow for a faster rate of PCB inspection, which is ideal for high-volume electronics manufacturing. To speed up the inspection process, most large manufacturing organisations use many inline AOI systems in their production lines. Inline AOI systems are being developed and innovated by a number of major firms. Viscom, for example, developed the new Heavy Flex handling system in March 2021. Viscom's S3016 hyper AOI system for optical inline 3D inspection comes with Heavy Flex handling options. GOEPEL also announced two new AOI systems in June 2020. Low acquisition costs characterise the 3D XE family of AOI devices, which yet provide complete 3D inspection functionality. The series consists of the Basic Line 3D XE standalone system and the Advanced Line 3D XE inline system.
During the projected period, the consumer electronics category is expected to retain the greatest share of the Automated Optical Inspection system market. The complexity of internal circuits and components has increased due to the shrinking of electronic devices. Manufacturers are increasingly employing modern AOI systems to inspect complicated PCBs of small and compact consumer electronic devices in order to provide high-quality products to customers. Modern electronic devices, such as smartphones, laptops, and wearables, have become more sophisticated in architecture as a result of the tendency of having one device with several functions. The rising complexity of these devices necessitates the use of modern AOI inspection techniques. Furthermore, when 3D inspection technology becomes more widely used, AOI systems will be critical in ensuring that the high-quality standards of these sophisticated consumer electrical gadgets are maintained.
Because of the entry of various electronic component and device manufacturing businesses in China, South Korea, and Japan, the Asia Pacific automated optical inspection system market is expected to grow rapidly. The market value is growing due to a growing awareness of the need to provide technically innovative and reliable products to assist these countries' export business aspirations. The rising usage of these machines is also due to the existence of a significant number of vehicle manufacturers in China.
Because of the company's early technological achievements across all production sectors, the U.S. market accounts for a large revenue share. Furthermore, the country's availability of numerous safety and mandatory inspection criteria for machinery production accounts for the industry's growth.
Key Players in the Market:
Major Key Players in the Global Automated Optical Inspection Market are
FAQ's
During the projection period, the 3D AOI system market is likely to be dominant and grow at a quicker rate. 3D AOI systems are generally used in large-scale industrial facilities. 3D AOI systems are more efficient and sensitive at detecting defects and errors than 2D AOI systems, but they have higher operational expenses and require complex programming codes to function. 3D AOI systems are preferable to 2D AOI systems because they can detect defects in PCB substrates as well as the ball grid array (BGA).
Consumer electronics, telecommunications, and automobiles are three major end-user industries for automated optical inspection.
In 2020, the automated optical inspection market in APAC had the biggest market share. APAC is the world's biggest producer of printed circuit boards, with China, Taiwan, Japan, and South Korea at the forefront. The demand for high-volume PCB fabrication is growing in tandem with the demand for AOI systems with faster inspection speeds. As a combination of low-cost skilled labour, a business-friendly climate, cheap production costs, and expanding demand for electronic products in the region, the APAC electronics sector has become a world-class innovation-driven hub for production.
The top players in the automated optical inspection market are Koh Young (South Korea), Test Research, Inc. (TRI) (Taiwan), Omron (Japan), Camtek (Israel), Viscom (Germany), Saki Corporation (Japan), Nordson (US), KLA (US), Cybertopias (US), and Goepel Electronics (Germany).
Demand for better productivity by electronics manufacturing services (EMS) organisations is one of numerous factors driving this market's strong demand.
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