CyberOptics
SQ 3000 3D AOI
The CyberOptics SQ 3000 3D AOI is an automated optical inspection system. The CyberOptics SQ 3000 3D AOI includes a PSX3D multi-camera plus projector 3D sensor featuring MRS technology. The CyberOptics SQ 3000 3D AOI has 20 x 20 inch inspection capability.[1]
Plate 01CyberOptics SQ3000 3D AOI Software Overview
CyberOpticsCorpWatch on YouTubePlate 02SQ3000™ Multi-Function Overview (Europe Presentation) | CyberOptics SMT Inspection
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What it is
The CyberOptics SQ 3000 3D AOI is an automated optical inspection system for printed circuit board assembly inspection. The CyberOptics SQ 3000 3D AOI uses a PSX3D multi-camera plus projector 3D sensor featuring MRS technology. The CyberOptics SQ 3000 3D AOI has 20 x 20 inch inspection capability.[1][2]
How it works
The SQ3000 family uses Multi-Reflection Suppression sensor technology to reduce reflections from shiny components and reflective solder joints. The SQ3000 software set includes AI2 autonomous image interpretation, multi-touch controls, 3D image visualization tools, and CyberReport statistical process control capability. The CyberOptics SQ 3000 3D AOI can include AI image analysis software, run-time user interface software, localized operator user interface software, an offline programming and defect review workstation, and CyberReport SPC software for historical charting analysis.[4][1][2]
Where it fits in the process flow
Applications
The CyberOptics SQ3000 3D AOI is used for card assembly and card inspection. The CyberOptics SQ3000 3D AOI performs 2D and 3D inspection simultaneously. The CyberOptics SQ3000 3D AOI is used to inspect standard SMT parts, through-hole parts, odd-form parts, clips, connectors, and header pins. The CyberOptics SQ3000 3D AOI is used to detect component defects including missing parts, polarity errors, tombstones, billboards, flipped parts, wrong parts, and gross body and lead damage. The CyberOptics SQ3000 3D AOI is also used to detect solder-related defects including gold finger contamination, excess solder, insufficient solder, bridging, and through-hole pin conditions.[3]
What do the numbers mean?
Optics & imaging5
- PSX3D Multi Camera + Projector 3D Sensor featuring MRS Technology[1]
Performance2
Control & software10
- AI Image Analysis Software[1]
- User Interface (run-time) Software Application[1]
- Localized Operator User Interface Operational Software[1]
- For Offline Programming & Defect Review (with high performance PC)[1]
- Xeon Quad-core Rework Station Installed with s/w Application & Rework Software[1]
- CD includes SPC Software for Historical Charting Analysis[1]
- CyberReport SPC software
- Machine-level SPC software with historical charting analysis and USB license dongle[1]
Dimensions & facilities4
- Auto-width Adjust Conveyor[1]
Configuration & options22
- 20"x20" Inspection Capability[1]
- Mechanical Board Stop[1]
- Training & Installation[1]
- Spare Conveyor Belts[1]
- Include Touch Screen Monitor[1]
- Default configuration of Conveyor Belt i Left to Right Movement[1]
- Intel Xeon Quad-core 2.4 GHz, 12 M, 1366 P[1]
- Machine Level[1]
- USB Licensee Dongle[1]
- Image processing
- Autonomous Image Interpretation (AI2) Technology, Coplanarity and Lead Measurement[3]
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Frequently asked questions
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No publicly documented production dates or lifecycle milestones (introduction, end of production, EOL) for the SQ 3000 3D AOI are on record.
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No publicly documented variants, configuration options, or revision breakpoints of the SQ 3000 3D AOI are on record.
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The control-system platform and OS era of the SQ 3000 3D AOI are not on record.
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No publicly documented failure modes or field errata for the SQ 3000 3D AOI are on record.
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Sources & citations
Sources (4)Every fact above is drawn from these public sources
- [1]Inventory photo
- [2]waferpedia.com — waferpedia.comwaferpedia.com
- [3]c2mi.ca — c2mi.cac2mi.ca
- [4]SQ3000-DD™ & SQ3000-D™ | CyberOptics — cyberoptics.com (Feb 24, 2024)web.archive.org
Last updated Oct 20, 2026.
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