Comprion announces that Cetecm’s laboratory in Milpitas has purchased their EMVCo PCD Analogue Test Solution. The team in Milpitas will use it to offer terminal type approval services according to EMVCo version 2.6, which was activated on January 1st, 2017.

Shashi Kumar, Smart Card Technology Department Manager at Cetecom reasons the selection of the Comprion test tool: “On the one hand, we need to shorten ramp-up time by using an already integrated – fully qualified – high-quality robot. On the other hand, we prefer tool suppliers with highly responsive support available onsite and adept with contactless technology.”

High quality robot

“Comprion has invested into user guidance through photos and small integrated videos that help the user to get familiar with the tool. In addition, customers benefit from the qualified, high-quality robot for positioning. In contrast to other solutions, our customers do not need to invest into proving positional accuracy”, emphasises Swantje Missfeldt, Comprion Product Manager for EMVCo test solutions.

The Comprion EMVCo PCD Analogue Test Solution consists of the conformance tester UT³ Platform, a Kawasaki robot, and all necessary test equipment conveniently integrated into a safety cell.

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