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EPISODE · Dec 26, 2025 · 13 MIN

Delvitech

from Deep Dive · host Olga Santarovich

Delvitech is a Swiss high-tech company positioning itself at the forefront of predictive quality control for the electronics industry. Following the close of a $40 million Series B round, the company is accelerating its global expansion while deepening the capabilities of its AI-native optical inspection platforms.At the core of Delvitech’s technology are proprietary neural networks tightly integrated with high-precision, patented hardware, enabling the real-time identification and prediction of defects in printed circuit board assembly. Rather than relying on traditional post-production inspection, the company is shifting manufacturers toward a preventive model that anticipates errors before they propagate through the production line.The new funding will support the construction of a manufacturing facility in India and the continued development of its flagship systems, Horus and Aton. Alongside performance gains, Delvitech places strong emphasis on sustainability, using predictive intelligence to reduce material waste, rework, and associated carbon emissions. Together, these advances underline the company’s transition from conventional defect detection to a more intelligent, forward-looking approach to industrial quality assurance.Contact us: [email protected] Support us: https://paypal.me/OlgaSantarovich

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