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SUALAB

SUALAB was a Seoul-based deep learning machine vision company that developed SuaKIT, a software library for automated visual inspection in manufacturing.

Founded
2013
HQ
Seoul, South Korea
Status
acquired

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Overview

SUALAB was a Seoul-based deep learning machine vision company that developed SuaKIT, a software library for automated visual inspection in manufacturing. Founded in 2013 by Song Kiyoung, SUALAB provided AI-powered defect detection solutions for the display, solar, PCB, film, and semiconductor industries. The company was acquired by Cognex in October 2019 to strengthen Cognex's deep learning capabilities for industrial machine vision

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Key facts

HQ

South Korea

CEO

Song Kiyoung (co-founder)

Founded

2013

Product

SuaKIT — deep learning machine vision inspection software

Acquired by

Cognex Corporation (NASDAQ: CGNX), October 2019

Acquisition date

October 16, 2019

Acquisition price

Not publicly disclosed

Awards

2017 Innovators Awards Platinum-level Honoree; 2017 KGCCI Innovation Award Winner

Industries served

Display, solar, PCB, film, semiconductor manufacturing

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