U Hello everyone. Unokuchi here, supporting your soldering life. And!

K This is Kevin. Nice to meet you.

U Nice to meet you. Kevin is here from Mexico, but I hear you have something you’d like to try today?

K I want to try soldering a Raspberry Pi Pico board that is currently popular.

U Raspberry Pi Pico! How will you be soldering this?

K I’d like to use a robot to perform both iron soldering and laser soldering.

U I see, so you’re saying that it’s done with both iron and laser, using different methods, right?

K Yes, that’s right.

U Then, let’s take a look right away.

K Please, go ahead.

U Yes, we had it done with an automatic iron robot. How was the ironing?

K Well, we tried drag soldering using a gate-type iron tip, and it was definitely fast.

U The speed, right? I’m looking at the (PCB) and all of them are beautifully soldered, and the solder has properly flowed.

K Yes, that’s right.

U Next, let’s take a look at the laser.

K Yes, please.

U We had it done with laser, how was it?

K Since it’s a non-contact method, I think it turned out very clean.

U Indeed, there are no flux residues or unnecessary contacts, so it’s done very cleanly.

K Yes.

U Kevin, how was it today trying out the Raspberry Pi Pico with both the iron and laser robots?

K Yes, it was perfect indeed!

U So, you’re heading back to Mexico and will continue experimenting with lasers and irons there?

K I’m going back to Mexico, but I’ll keep working on experiments with irons and lasers!

U Yes, of course, whether in Mexico or Japan, if there are tests you want to conduct, we can accommodate both iron and laser. We look forward to your experimental requests. Let’s meet again in the next video.

See you again!

K Adios amigos!