Fives DyAG
"Engineering, Controls, Integration & Software Solutions for Industrial Automation"
Engineering and systems integrator specializing in controls, robotics, machine vision and software solutions for industrial automation markets.
Fives DyAG Corp. is a US-based engineering company and systems integrator within the Fives Group, specializing in controls, robotics, machine vision and software solutions for industrial automation. Headquartered in Wixom, Michigan with additional offices across the United States and Mexico (Greenville SC, Nashville TN, Seattle WA, Dallas TX, Toledo OH, Silao and Saltillo MX), the company employs degreed, field-tested engineers serving the automotive, aerospace, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, packaging, logistics and consumer goods industries. Core capabilities include custom control solutions, PLC, HMI and motion control (VFD and servo) programming, robotic program development and 3D simulation, robot-guided vision, traceability solutions and custom software. Fives DyAG supports all major robot brands including Fanuc, ABB, Kuka, Mitsubishi, Motoman and Nachi, and integrates machine vision systems from Cognex, Keyence, Matrox, Allied Vision and others through in-house vision labs.
The company has developed proprietary products such as TruIVS Intelligent Vision Solution, TruACRS Automated Capture Retrieval Storage System, and the TruTraxx line of locating systems. With over 20 years of turnkey automation experience, Fives DyAG has delivered engine, transmission and battery assembly lines, high-speed rivet inspection systems and SCADA solutions for customers including General Motors, Ford, Boeing, Tesla, Caterpillar, Cummins and PACCAR. Certifications include ISO 9001, ITAR Registered, CSIA Certified, and AIA Certified System Integrator, with partner status across Siemens, Cognex, Keyence and Fanuc.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
TruIVS Intelligent Vision Solution
PC-based, GigE-supportive multi-view machine vision system for optical inspection and quality assurance.
TruACRS Automated Capture Retrieval Storage System
Image management system providing automated capture, retrieval and storage with scheduling and alerts.
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https://www.fivesgroup.com/smart-automation-solutionsHEADQUARTERS
United States
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