Averna celebrates 20th anniversary
26 September 2019
Averna is celebrating its 20th anniversary as a test and quality solutions provider
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Averna appoints new vice-president of global accounts
14 March 2017
Averna has appointed Mika Mämmelä to the new position of vice-president of global accounts
Averna expands footprint in California
30 November 2016
Averna, a test and quality sSolutions provider, announced the relocation of its West Coast office to support the company’s rapid growth and to accommodate its future expansion plans
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The Machine Is Quicker Than the Eye for Visual Quality Inspection
31 October 2016
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The human eye is a wonderfully complex instrument. Yet it also has its limitations. When inspecting products, for instance, Machine Vision is not only faster, but also far more accurate.
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