At a glance
| Booth | Q5437 |
| Country | TW |
| Website | abu.solomon.com.tw |
Company profile
Solomon Technology Corp. was founded in 1973 from an electronic-component agency business and subsequently expanded into automation control systems, power and energy, optoelectronics, and, more recently, artificial-intelligence applications. In 1999, its business resources were further integrated to establish the Solomon Group, whose scope includes AI vision, optoelectronic displays, robotic applications, automation control systems and energy equipment. Solomon Technology Corp. focuses on advanced industrial automation and intelligent solutions, drawing on manufacturing and inspection expertise for AI and 3D-vision applications such as vision-guided robots, visual inspection, machine management and depalletizing. The company also provides AI-driven augmented-reality solutions for frontline workers and combines AI visual-inspection systems with workflow optimization to improve production efficiency. Its technology work includes advanced 3D machine vision and a deep-learning software platform, while its high-speed learning AI is described as shortening model-training time for industrial AI and 3D-vision applications. Solomon Technology Corp. provides R&D and engineering services ranging from feasibility studies and proof of concept to professional engineering support for large projects. The application areas presented by the company include infrastructure and transportation, ultrapure-water solutions, water and wastewater treatment, biotechnology and pharmaceutical laboratory work, beverage-manufacturing automation, and bakery-automation solutions for the beverage and food industry. Its Rockwell Automation training program covers Rockwell Logix PLC, PF755TS Series, FT View SE, Optix and PF753 Series basic training, with courses shown in Taipei and Kaohsiung. The company describes its industrial AI and 3D-vision work as supporting customer innovation and productivity, alongside engineering project support for industrial automation and smart-technology deployments.
Exhibits
For semiconductor manufacturing, Solomon Technology Corp. supplies an automated control solution for ultrapure-water production designed around the sector's demand for advanced ultrapure-water manufacturing control. The semiconductor-wafer process is described as consuming 4-5 cubic metres of ultrapure water per wafer and requiring purity above 99.99%, with resistivity of at least 18.2 MΩ·cm and TOC below 1 ppb. The solution is intended for complex and changing semiconductor wastewater conditions and combines real-time monitoring, predictive maintenance and intelligent automatic control. These functions are stated to enable a wastewater recovery rate of 65-75%, reuse each drop of water more than 4 times, and maintain the 99.99% ultrapure-water purity requirement while reducing operating cost, energy consumption and environmental impact. The ultrapure-water offering is presented as a complete one-stop integrated solution in the water and wastewater treatment category and is powered by Rockwell Automation. CompactLogix 5380 is also identified in the offering, with advanced diagnostics, encryption and role-based access. Beyond ultrapure water, Solomon Technology Corp. supplies industrial automation and intelligent solutions that combine AI visual inspection, workflow optimization, AI-enhanced AR, industrial AI and 3D-vision applications for manufacturing environments.
Capabilities and products
- AI visual inspection systems
- 3D machine vision systems
- vision-guided robots
- AI-driven AR solutions for frontline work
- feasibility-study and proof-of-concept engineering services
- automated control system for semiconductor ultrapure-water production
- intelligent semiconductor wastewater recovery control