Solutions / Semiconductor equipment

Micius for semiconductor equipment

Decades of service records, turned into answers a field engineer can use on site.

The fastest fix is one someone has made before.

Micius finds it in the scanned forms and old notebooks, and points to the original.

Customer data from different fabs is kept separate, and nothing is used to train our general models.

Use cases

Solutions built on Micius.

Predictive maintenance

Reads sensor and maintenance data to flag a tool before it fails, with engineers deciding on the repair.

Semiconductor equipmentWafer fabrication

AOI inspection for packaging

Calls defects on site, next to the inspection tool, and passes the uncertain ones to a person.

Packaging and testSemiconductor equipment

Equipment assembly SOPs

Reads an assembly drawing, extracts the BOM and drafts step-by-step assembly instructions for people to sign off.

Semiconductor equipmentComponent manufacturing

Industrial software development

Describe the engineering tool you need in a paragraph; Micius breaks it into capabilities, writes a working tool and runs an example through it.

Packaging and testSemiconductor equipment

PCB design

Describe a board in a paragraph; Micius picks parts, draws the schematic, routes the board and runs the checks, for an engineer to review.

Chip designSemiconductor equipment

3D modelling of engineering parts

Uses CAD, rendering and spreadsheet tools to model parts one by one; change a dimension and mass, cost and render follow.

Semiconductor equipmentComponent manufacturing

Inspection of non-standard parts

Spots surface defects on custom parts for an inspector to confirm, and pulls the lot’s records to show where it came from.

Semiconductor equipmentPackaging and testComponent manufacturing

Part number checks

Checks part numbers against the company’s coding rules, field by field, says where and why each one is wrong, and suggests what to fix first.

Semiconductor equipmentComponent manufacturing

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