Inline optical measurement systems for automated manufacturing quality control
NEWSTON builds inline metrology systems covering geometry, surface inspection and gap & flush analysis, integrated with KUKA, Fanuc and ABB robots. Its stack pairs PCB design tools (Pulsonix, Eagle) and C++/Python with WebGL, Angular and React, pointing to in-house hardware plus 3D visualization software. Engineering-led hiring centers on camera-based 3D sensor development and calibration, while a new Marketing Lead role signals a push toward trade-show-driven growth.
Notable leadership hires: Marketing Lead
NEWSTON Automated Solutions GmbH develops inline measurement technology for manufacturers that need continuous quality control on the production line. Its systems handle process monitoring, geometry measurement, surface inspection and gap & flush analysis, with a focus on automotive and aircraft production and smart factory integration. The company is headquartered in Neuenstein, Germany, was founded in 2025, and employs 51–200 people. Operations run on SAP and Dynamics 365 Business Central, with infrastructure on Azure, Hyper-V and Kubernetes.
NEWSTON uses C++, C#, .NET, Python, Go, TypeScript, Angular, React and WebGL for software, Pulsonix and Eagle for electronics design, KUKA, Fanuc and ABB robotics, and SAP, Dynamics 365 Business Central and Azure.
Job posts point to camera-based optical 3D sensor development, calibration stations for optical measurement systems, production and test equipment optimization, and new product prototyping.
NEWSTON is headquartered in Neuenstein, Germany, and has 51–200 employees. It was founded in 2025.
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