AV&R BECOMES THE WORLD'S LARGEST ENGINEERING FIRM SPECIALIZING IN ROBOTICS FOR THE AEROSPACE INDUSTRY

he new AV&R group comprises today of more than 120 employees, including 80 engineering graduates, in its offices in the Old-Montreal and in Saint-Bruno.

Montreal, June 17, 2013 - AV&R Vision & Robotics and IMAC Automation, a company developing manufacturing automation, are merging to become AV&R, world's largest engineering firm specializing in robotics for the aerospace industry.


The two prosperous SMEs from Quebec unite their strengths in order to offer more complete automation, robotics and vision solutions to their customers. The new AV&R group comprises today of more than 120 employees, including 80 engineering graduates, in its offices in the Old-Montreal and in Saint-Bruno.

Strong of its expertise in Robotic Finishing and Automated Visual Inspection, the new branch AV&R Aerospace adds to its offer niched in this market Integration Services, allowing it to automate complete production lines, thanks to the addition of IMAC Automation's veteran team.

The AV&R group is proud to present the new corporate image of its team of experts specializing in aerospace to reflect this progression:

Visit AV&R's new website and read the complete press release here: www.avr-global.com

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