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Berlinger & Co is a Swiss company specialising in temperature monitoring solutions for the pharmaceutical cold chain. As they developed their range of Q-Tag Data Loggers they needed a manufacturing partner who could deliver precision at scale.

As industries push the boundaries of miniaturisation to deliver high-performance, cost-efficient sensor solutions, precision alignment in Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical Systems (MOEMS) has emerged as a critical challenge.

Chips 4 Light is a major innovator and distributor within the European LED and laser diode component market. Their technology supports industries that require robust and intense lighting solutions from medical devices to industrial complexes and sports stadiums.  

When a leading OEM specialising in material handling solutions made the strategic decision to expand into new markets, it began the search for a reliable EMS partner who could maintain its high standards of quality and efficiency while accommodating its growth needs. 

A market-leading OEM that provided automatic packaging equipment to the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical sectors wanted to maintain its competitive positioning while better supporting global demand.

Blickfeld is a German tech company specialising in cutting-edge LiDAR solutions. Their products are used in various industries, including security, industrial automation, and crowd analytics, where precise and reliable data collection is crucial. 

Broadcom Inc. is a global technology leader that designs, develops, and supplies a broad range of semiconductor, enterprise software, and security solutions.

Explore how ESCATEC are helping Vibrosonic scale production of its unique ‘hearing contact lens’ design, to reach new markets and meet robust medical device regulation.

Carl Reiner GmBH has been at the forefront of medical equipment development since its founding in 1912. As a leading provider on a global scale, they needed a solution to optimise mechanical ventilation during throat surgery, developed on a large scale, whilst meeting the necessary regulatory standards for medical equipment, allowing full capability for surgeons and unwavering safety for patients.

In 2015, an American technology company ventured into the wearable market with a cutting-edge chipset. Collaborating with several watch brands, they aimed to introduce a range of innovative smartwatches to the market, including a high-end luxury model, that could rival competitors like Apple.