The platform covers AI compute and domain controllers, camera and radar sensor boards, and power-conversion or motor-control electronics. Teradyne says the aim is to find defects before expensive boards are integrated into safety-critical products.

Features include boundary-scan coverage, touchless sensing for power stages, optical LED testing, factory-control integration and AI-based preventive maintenance. Live demonstrations are scheduled for electronica 2026 in Munich.

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