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[April 10, 2023 – Taipei, Taiwan] Test Research, Inc. (TRI) has unveiled its latest innovation in Conformal Coating Inspection, the TR7700 SIII Ultra CI. Equipped with advanced optical design, specialized multi-phase lighting, and intelligent inspection algorithms, this cutting-edge AOI can detect coating issues with unprecedented accuracy, measure coating thickness, and inspect dispensed flux and glue.

The TR7700 SIII Ultra CI AOI can precisely measure coating thickness from critical areas on the PCB, detecting unwanted coating spills near PCB connectors, sensitive components, and designated mounting holes. The CI software can identify common coating issues, including cracks, bubbles/voids, insufficient/excess coating, and loss of adhesion, with innovative algorithms calculating the maximum/minimum coating coverage length and measuring coating length, splash, or insufficient coating. The coating thickness measurement range is from 35 μm to 750 μm.

The Smart CI AOI allows for the creation of coating maps from CAD data for rapid deployment. The smart programming also extends to learning and tuning the coating programming for an accurate inspection.

Upgrade your conformal coating inspection with TRI's latest technology. For more information about the TR7700 SIII Ultra CI, please visit the link below, https://www.tri.com.tw/en/product/product_detail-60-2-1689-1.html.

TRI's PCBA Test and Inspection solutions and Industry 4.0 data-driven management system, YMS 4.0, can help manufacturers realize their production line's full potential. These systems are designed to interoperate with other manufacturing equipment, minimize downtime, optimize production quality, and reduce operator workload.

About TRI
Test Research, Inc. (TRI) offers the most robust product portfolio in the industry for Automatic Test and Inspection solutions. From Optical Inspection to Board Testing, TRI provides the most cost-effective solutions to meet a comprehensive range of manufacturing Test and Inspection requirements. Learn more at http://www.tri.com.tw. For sales and service information, please write to us at [email protected] call +886-2-2832 8918.

Rochester, N.Y. – Linton Crystal Technologies announces Edward Przybycien has joined the company as principal engineer. His responsibilities will include overseeing the research, development, design and optimization of Linton’s crystal growing machines, supporting processing equipment and accessories. As such, Przybycien will serve as design lead throughout the product realization process. Located in Henrietta, New York, Linton is the world leader in the design, development and manufacture of Czochralski (CZ) silicon furnaces for production of monocrystalline silicon ingots for the semiconductor and solar industries.

“We are thrilled to have Ed join our team,” says Scott Blazey, director of operations. “With more than 25 years of mechanical design and cost reduction experience specific to crystal growing furnace and hot zone design, Ed will be an integral part of our continued growth at Linton Crystal Technologies.”

Przybycien is a technical professional with a wide range of mechanical design and engineering management experience. This is complemented by business experience as the principal of Przybycien Consulting LLC, through which he provided technical trade compliance services for more than a decade prior to joining LCT.

His engineering experience includes several years as a professional engineering consultant providing specialized design expertise for hot zone development, vacuum chamber design, and development of retrofit devices for semiconductor processing equipment, as well as 13 years with Kayex, Linton’s predecessor. With Kayex, he began as a mechanical project engineer developing custom assemblies, was the project manager for the 300mm grower and then served as engineering manager. In this last role, he directed the activities of 12 mechanical, electrical, and software engineering personnel and managed order engineering, R&D and product maintenance worldwide.

Przybycien earned his B.S. in Mechanical Engineering magna cum laude from State University of New York at Buffalo. Additionally, he completed training in Complying in U.S. Export Controls and Encryption and Technical Data Controls from the U.S. Bureau of Industry and Security, as well as several trainings regarding U.S. export transactions and controls from the Export Compliance Training Institute.

About Linton
Linton specializes in silicon and produces equipment for materials such as germanium and gallium arsenide. They also provide technical support, process engineering support and replacement parts to help clients get businesses off the ground, improve productivity and continue to innovate. Linton has been the exclusive owner of Kayex technology since 2013.
For more information, visit www.lintoncrystal.com.

PENANG, MALAYSIA - FEBRUARY 2023 Wafer inspection is always a critical stage for quality assurance for wafer foundry, integrated device manufacturing (IDM), fabless, and outsourced semiconductor assembly & test (OSAT). Since semiconductor devices are continuously getting smaller and more complex, the requirement for wafer inspection has become more stringent to accommodate these changes. However, defects on the wafer may be overlooked and may pass through the final stages of fabrication and assembly if they are not eliminated or filtered out, which could be a costly mistake for the manufacturers. Consequently, this will lead to increasing demand for quality wafer production.

At ViTrox, we aim to be the World’s Most Trusted Technology Company in providing innovative, advanced, and cost-effective automated Machine Vision Inspection Solutions. Therefore, we would like to introduce our all-new Wi8i G2 PRO Wafer Vision Inspection Handler, which is designed to offer high flexibility in wafer handling, cover different semiconductor processes and high-accuracy inspection results to the users of the semiconductor market, and is also an expansion to the inspection capabilities of our existing Wafer Vision Inspection Hander - Wi8i G2.

One Solution For Two Semiconductor Processes
The all-new Wi8i G2 PRO solution is enhanced with hardware and programming features to accommodate both bare wafers (pre-dicing process) and mounted wafers (post-dicing process) inspection requirements. This innovative configuration eliminates the need for hardware conversion on the wafer robot arm when inspecting these two wafer types of the same size, which is suitable for production involving both pre-and-post-dicing processes and/or having a high-mix-low-volume of bare and mounted wafers. Hence, our Wi8i G2 PRO is the ideal solution to deliver high overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) which guarantees excellent wafer quality without any machine stop time.

Ability To Handle Up To 12” Wafers & FOUP
Based on the current market trend, there is a demand for wafer inspection equipment to cater to larger wafers due to the increasing number of chip-related productions. To address this, our Wi8i G2 PRO offers a significant enhancement in catering to a new type of wafer carrier box, Front Opening Unified Pod (FOUP) which is particularly important to users with such production practice to accommodate 12 inches of bare wafer transferring. Nowadays, FOUPs are the preferred carrier boxes to handle raw water because FOUPs offer a sealed wafer environment that provides static protection, white-light shielding, and control of moisture and oxygen. Today’s FOUPs not only address particles, but also minimize and control volatile organic compounds (VOCs), oxygen, and relative humidity. Any of these potential contamination sources can negatively impact device yield. Alternatively, should the user need to handle framed wafers, they can opt for a metal cassette instead.

Users are also able to configure their load ports based on their production needs, which can be either:
FOUP + Metal cassette
FOUP + FOUP
Metal cassette + Metal cassette

This load port design accommodates both 8 inches and 12 inches of metal cassettes on the load ports, which translates to cost-effectiveness on different-sized wafer inspections!

Robust Wafer Inspection With Our Advanced Vision Optics
Wi8i G2 PRO is not only equipped with robust vision optics that provides high-quality image under different magnification lenses but also integrates an advanced deep-learning algorithm in defect detection and determining the defect types. When a user’s wafer has a complex circuit design and/or is required to inspect different defect types at different regions, this algorithm is the perfect solution for enhancing the accuracy of defect detection.

With the combination of cutting-edge wafer handling mechanisms and robust wafer vision inspection, our latest Wafer Inspection Solution is guaranteed to solve your production pain points! Additionally, we also seek to better understand our customers’ needs in their production line and boost their production yield and also significantly reduce their long-term costs.

Interested to know more about our Wi8i G2 PRO? Do get in touch with our Sales Expert Ms Kong Poh Mei ([email protected]). To top it off, we also invite you to visit us here at ViTrox Campus 2.0 in Penang, Malaysia for a demonstration of the solution. We look forward to serving you!

About ViTrox Technologies
ViTrox is committed to being the World’s Most Trusted Technology Company to provide the most innovative, advanced, and cost-effective machine vision solutions of excellent quality to its customers by integrating ViTrox’s technologies, people, and strategic alliances.

ViTrox offers a full spectrum of solutions, ranging from Middle & Back-end Semiconductor Inspection Solutions, SMT PCB Assembly Vision Inspection Solutions, Electronics Communication Systems, and Industry 4.0 Manufacturing Intelligence Solutions. ViTrox is headquartered in Penang, Malaysia, with offices in Asia, Germany, and the United States, as well as sales and support sites worldwide.

For more information about ViTrox’s products and services, please visit www.vitrox.com.

Yield Engineering Systems, Inc. (YES), a leading manufacturer of process equipment for semiconductor advanced packaging, life sciences, and “More-than-Moore” applications, today announced that it has sold a VertaCure XP G2 system to Korea’s LB Semicon. The VertaCure XP G2 is the latest generation of YES’s flagship VertaCure vacuum curing system, and LB Semicon’s will be the first such system to be installed in Korea. Delivery is expected at the end of March.

Key factors in the purchase decision were the VertaCure XP G2’s superior throughput, exceptional particle performance, and thorough PI/PBO curing capability – all benefits derived from its proven vacuum-based process. The system will support a bump/RDL application for wafer-level chip scale packaging (WLCSP). It accommodates both 200mm and 300mm wafers, providing valuable flexibility for this and future applications.

“As semiconductor chip manufacturers seek to produce ever-smaller products with higher performance and lower power consumption, wafer bumping technology is expanding its application scope and creating greater value. In order to keep up with this trend, LB Semicon is deeply committed to continuous research and development,” said LB Semicon’s CEO, Dr. Nick (Namseog) Kim. “We believe that YES’s VertaCure XP G2 curing system will enable our company to deliver the cutting-edge technology needed as Korea continues its growth as a world-class semiconductor powerhouse.”

“We are pleased and proud that our VertaCure XP G2 was selected for this leading-edge application,” said Bioh Kim, President of YES Korea. “This order showcases YES’s growing role as a trusted global partner in the production of innovative technologies. We look forward to supporting LB Semicon’s efforts, now and into the future.”

About YES
Yield Engineering Systems, Inc. (YES) is a preferred provider of high-tech, cost-effective equipment for enhancing surfaces and materials. The company’s product lines include thermal processing systems, chemical vapor deposition (CVD) systems, and wet process equipment used for the precise surface modification of semiconductor substrates, semiconductor and MEMS devices, LED displays, and biodevices. Customers ranging from startups to Fortune 100 companies rely on YES systems to create and volume-produce innovative products in a wide range of markets. YES is headquartered in Fremont, California, with a growing global presence. For more information, please visit yieldengineering.com.

About LB Semicon
Based in Pyeongtaek, South Korea, LB Semicon provides bumping, probe test, back-end, and WLCSP services for display driver integrated circuits (DDI), CMOS image sensors (CIS), and power management integrated circuits (PMIC) used in electronic devices such as TVs, monitors, and mobile phones.
LBS has continuously developed and evolved its technology since the company’s founding in 2000, starting with gold bumping for TFT LCD and OLED DDIs, and expanding over the years into solder bumping, Cu pillar bumping, and WLCSP. The company maintains solid partnerships with top semiconductor chip manufacturers in Korea and elsewhere, and has more than a thousand employees. For more information, please visit www.lbsemicon.com.

PRESS RELEASE | Nijmegen, the Netherlands, January 19, 2023

Chip Integration Technology Center (CITC) will intensify its cooperation with acoustic microscopy expert PVA TePla Analytical Systems GmbH. The cooperation offers exciting opportunities for both organizations to benefit from the synergies that exist between them.

Successfully determining which materials and processes are reliable for packaging is crucial to the mass commercialization of power and WBG semiconductors. Flawless basic materials are the key to flawless products. Cracks, cavities, detachment, or inclusions result in failures during the subsequent production process, which can be avoided with the help of reliable material analysis.

To realize this in its Thermal High-Performance packaging program, CITC is going to use the PVA TePla Scanning Acoustic Microscopy (SAM) 302 HD2 system. The microscope system provides non-destructive quality control capabilities and will therefore allow CITC to assess the reliability of the sinter die attachment to the leadframe.

The collaboration will also see both parties sharing information with their respective businesses to showcase the technical capability and infrastructure on offer at both organizations. Finally, PVA TePla and CITC will be exploring opportunities to jointly develop research opportunities.

Peter Czurratis, Managing Director of PVA TePla is excited about the partnership: “CITC is an upcoming and leading research center focused on new semiconductor wafer technologies and new trends in packaging and systems integration. Their cooperation with semiconductor companies and universities provides us with an excellent research platform for defining our future roadmap for the next generation of acoustic microscopes.”

CITC Business Development Manager, Marco Koelink, is also looking forward to this collaboration: “PVA TePla is one of the leading suppliers of Scanning Acoustic Microscopes. Through this collaboration, CITC will gain access to advanced analytical capabilities that will help us not only to analyze and identify bond layer failures, but also better understand material performance and predict failures at an early stage. That is a crucial capability in the development of robust and reliable bonding technologies.”

About CITC
Chip Integration Technology Center (CITC) is a non-profit joint innovation center specializing in heterogeneous integration and advanced chip packaging technology. CITC has created an effective ecosystem in which companies, research and educational institutes work on bridging the gap between academics and industry. CITC’s contribution to the ecosystem is to provide access to innovation, infrastructure and education.
www.citc.org

About PVA TePla
With experience and know-how, PVA TePla AG has for many years supported important manufacturing processes and technological developments, primarily in the semiconductor, hard metal, electrical/electronics, and optical industries, but also in the forward-looking fields of energy, photovoltaics, and environmental technology.
https://www.pvatepla.com/en

PRESS RELEASE | Nijmegen, the Netherlands | January 16, 2023

Chip Integration Technology Center (CITC) today announced the appointment of Mark Luke Farrugia as its new general manager. As of March 1, Farrugia will take over the responsibilities from general manager Jeroen van den Brand, who fulfilled the role ad interim.

Farrugia has an extensive background in the semiconductor backend industry. Prior to this appointment, he worked for almost sixteen years at NXP Semiconductors and most recently as technical director at Nexperia Semiconductors.

He explains why he is now switching to CITC: “Innovation work within semiconductor packaging has been my greatest professional passion for the past 27 years. Breakthrough innovation requires a dedicated organization having the right focus, knowledge and passion and determination, and I see this in CITC.”

In his position as general manager, Farrugia will be responsible for the further development of CITC as an internationally distinctive and well-recognized center of semiconductor and photonic chip packaging technology. “CITC is a young organization, and therefore needs to put itself on the semiconductor packaging map. This should be done by understanding the needs and expectations of the industry, building and enhancing the right competences, and by collaborating with other organizations. I look forward to working with the CITC team, as well as scouting and mentoring the next generation, dealing with the highly complex puzzle of understanding what the various industry stakeholders would like to achieve, and ultimately, to delivering results that have a meaningful impact on the industry.”

Roel Fonville, chair of the CITC Supervisory Board, expresses that this is what qualified Farrugia for the position at CITC: “The Supervisory Board is enthusiastic about the appointment of Mark Luke Farrugia as general manager of CITC. Mark Luke has substantive expertise, an up-to-date business network, entrepreneurial thinking and a strong drive to further internationalize CITC as an innovation center in the field of packaging.”

The position of general manager became vacant following the sad passing of CITC founder and first general manager Barry Peet in July 2022.

About CITC
Chip Integration Technology Center (CITC) is a non-profit joint innovation center specializing in heterogeneous integration and advanced chip packaging technology. CITC has created an effective ecosystem in which companies, research and educational institutes work on bridging the gap between academics and industry. CITC’s contribution to the ecosystem is to provide access to innovation, infrastructure and education. CITC was founded in 2019 with strategic partners TNO and Delft University of Technology and powered by Holland Semiconductors. It is also supported by local and regional governments.
www.citc.org

HATFIELD, Pa. (USA) January 5, 2023 — Brooks Instrument, a leader in precision fluid measurement and control technology, has earned a Supplier Excellence Award from Applied Materials, Inc., the leader in materials engineering solutions used to produce virtually every new chip and advanced display in the world.

Applied’s Supplier Excellence Awards recognize the company’s top performing suppliers for outstanding technical and operational achievements in areas including quality, service, lead time, delivery, cost and responsiveness. Brooks Instrument received the award for Best in Class Performance.

“Applied Materials congratulates our Supplier Excellence Award recipients for achieving outstanding performance over the past year,” said Dr. Paul Chhabra, Corporate Vice President of Global Supply Chain at Applied Materials. “Having strategic relationships throughout the supply chain is more important than ever, and we thank our suppliers for their strong support and collaboration.”

About Brooks Instrument
Since 1946, Brooks Instrument has been a leader in precision fluid measurement and control technology. Providing instrumentation for flow, pressure and vapor delivery, the company serves customers in semiconductor manufacturing, fiber optics, thin film manufacturing, solar cells, LED, pharmaceutical, biopharmaceuticals, alternative energy, oil and gas, chemical and petrochemical.

With manufacturing, sales and service locations in the Americas, Europe and Asia, Brooks Instrument has the world’s largest installed base of mass flow controllers. Its broad family of products includes the brands UNIT Instruments, Tylan and Celerity.

For more information, please visit www.BrooksInstrument.com. The company is also on LinkedIn (www.linkedin.com/company/Brooks-Instrument) and YouTube (www.youtube.com/user/Brooks407).

Kitchener, Ontario, November 3, 2022 – PEER Group®, the largest supplier of innovative factory automation software products, has announced the appointment of industry veteran Torsten Werneke as its new European OEM Account Manager.

“Throughout my time in the semiconductor industry, PEER Group has always been an impressive company,” says Werneke. “The quality and design of their products, focus on customer satisfaction, and honesty and openness made it an easy decision to join as the new European OEM Account Manager.”

Werneke has more than 25 years of industrial software development and process management experience in the semiconductor and photovoltaic industries. Based in Friedrichshafen, Germany and working out of PEER Group’s Dresden office, he will be responsible for supporting all current European OEM customers while expanding PEER Group’s presence in Europe.

“There is much excitement in the European semiconductor industry,” says Werneke. “Factories are taking advantage of significant investments to expand production and equipment makers are looking for ways to enhance their tool automation and data collection capabilities to help support this expansion. PEER Group provides the products and solutions for precisely these challenges.”

Previous to working at PEER Group, Werneke, who holds a Mechanical Engineering degree from Chemnitz University of Technology, spent time as a process engineer at Infineon Technologies before founding itemic AG, an APC platform supplier for lithography, CMP, and etching tools. After selling itemic’s core technology to ASML, Werneke launched another venture manufacturing high-end ultra-flat light panels for commercial applications.

“As we get ready to celebrate next year’s twentieth anniversary since the opening of our European office, I am pleased to welcome Torsten to the PEER Group team,” shares Mike Barrett, Director, Global OEM Sales at PEER Group. “His industry knowledge and software development expertise will be of great value to the European equipment makers looking to automate their tools and get accepted into semiconductor fabs.”

Werneke, along with other members of PEER Group, will be attending SEMICON Europa, happening November 15-18. To schedule a meeting with him during the show, visit PEER Group's SEMICON Europa event page and complete the form.

About PEER Group
PEER Group® is a leading supplier of innovative factory automation software products for the semiconductor industry. Since 1992, our solutions have helped the world’s most advanced OEMs and factories reduce time to market and lower costs by solving their equipment automation, data management, and process control problems. A multi-award-winning company, PEER Group has been named a Best Workplace by Great Place to Work Canada 11 times, and is one of six recipients of Intel’s 2022 EPIC Outstanding Supplier Award, which recognizes the absolute top performers in the Intel supply chain. Follow PEER Group on LinkedIn and Twitter at @PEERgroup_Inc..

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2022 Organizing Committee

  • John Behnke | INFICON

  • Holland Smith | INFICON

  • Chan Pin Chong | KULICKE & SOFFA

  • Michael Arnold | PEER GROUP

  • Bobby Mitra | TEXAS INSTRUMENTS

  • James Lin | UMC

United States

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2022 | TIMES IN PT

SESSION 1—Intelligent ACQUIRE: Data Sources, Variety and Acquisition

7:00 am
Mark da Silva
Mark da Silva
SEMI

Opening Remarks

7:02 am
Ajit Manocha
SEMI

Conference Opening Remarks

7:15 am
Bobby Mitra
Chair, SEMI Smart Manufacturing Global Executive Committee
Bobby Mitra
IEEE Fellow; WW Director Smart Manufacturing
Texas Instruments

Keynote: Autonomous Smart Factory of the Future

7:35 am
Michael Arnold
Michael Arnold
PEER Group

Moderator Welcome

7:40 am
Praneetha Poloju
Praneetha Poloju
Chief Technologist
Microsoft

Azure Data Estate for Foundry Data Connectivity and Architecture Modernization​

Bella Chan
Bella Chan
Microsoft

Azure Data Estate for Foundry Data Connectivity and Architecture Modernization

8:05 am
Doug Suerich
Doug Suerich
PEER Group

End-to-End Smart Manufacturing: Using EDA to Advance the Backend ​

8:30 am
Fahad Golra
Dr. Fahad Golra
Research & Innovation Coordinator
Agileo Automation

Challenges in Edge to Cloud Level Data Sharing Across Value Chains in Semiconductor Industry

8:55 am
Padmanabha Kannampalli
Padmanabha Kannampalli
Engineer
Teradyne

Data Connectivity in Semiconductor Test—Challenges

9:20 am
Alan Weber
Alan Weber
Vice President, New Product Innovations
Cimetrix by PDF Solutions

Seeing is Understanding: Improving the Visibility into Smart Manufacturing Operations by Raising Our Standards​

9:40 am
Michael Arnold
Michael Arnold
PEER Group

Closing Remarks

SESSION 2—Intelligent INSIGHTS: Current Point Systems

5:00 pm
James Lin, UMC
MODERATOR
James Lin
UMC

Welcome Remarks

5:05 pm
CS Tan
CS Tan
Group VP & General Manager
STMicroelectronics

Product/Process Digitalization for Smart Manufacturing—Future is OPTIMIZED​

5:30 pm
John Foley
John Foley
Kulicke & Soffa

Big Data Analytics for Back-End Assembly Equipment​

5:55 pm
Bappaditya Dey
Bappaditya Dey
Senior R&D Engineer
imec

Deep Learning Denoiser Assisted Framework for Robust SEM Contour Extraction and Analysis for Advanced Semiconductor Node

6:20 pm
Ivan Aduna
Ivan Aduna
KY Technology

Leveraging CFX-QPL to Integrate Equipment and Create a Smart Factory​

6:45 pm
Anis Rahman
Anis Rahman
Chief Technology Officer
AR Photonics

A New Technique of Continuous Wave Cameraless T-Ray Imaging for Semiconductor Interfaces Analysis and Wafer Scale Die Sorting ​

7:35 pm
James Lin
UMC

Closing Remarks

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 2022 | TIMES IN PT

SESSION 3—Intelligent DIGITAL TWIN: Multi-Level Digital Twin

7:00 am
Holland Smith
MODERATOR
Holland Smith
Inficon

Welcome Remarks

7:05 am
Marc Engel
Marc Engel
Agileo Automation

How Existing Semiconductor Equipment Can Benefit From Digital Twins

7:30 am
Sarbajit Ghosal
Sarbajit Ghosal
SC Solutions

Development of Digital Twins for Manufacturing Applications

7:55 am
Basil Milton
Basil Milton
Kulicke & Soffa

Wire Bonding Digital Twin Enhancements for Smart Manufacturing

8:20 am
Shankar Ranganathan
Shankar Ranganathan
Associate General Manager R&D
HCL Technologies

Scalable Options to Support Semiconductor Capital Equipment's

8:45 am
Sriny Sundararajan
Sriny Sundararajan
CTO
Clip Automation

Ensuring Trust & Traceability: Secure Data Exchanges for Real-Time, Multi-Party Data Sharing in Industry 4.0 and Smart Manufacturing

Vikrant Kahlir
Vikrant Kahlir
Vendia
9:10 am
Anuj Mahendrum
Anuj Mahendru
Global Director, Semiconductor and Hi-Tech Industries
Rockwell Automation

Cleanroom Redefined—Addressing the Wafer Transport Challenge

9:35 am
Holland Smith
Holland Smith
Inficon

Closing Remarks

SESSION 4—Intelligent PREDICT: AI/ML Solution Integration

5:00 pm
Chan Pin Chong
MODERATOR
Chan Pin Chong
Kulicke & Soffa

Welcome Remarks

5:05 pm
KEYNOTE | John Herlocker, PhD | TIGNIS
Jon Herlocker, PhD
CEO
Tignis

KEYNOTE: Empowering Process Engineers With Self-Service AI/ML

5:30 pm
Jasper van Heugten
Jasper van Heugten
minds.ai

An Overview of How AI Is Reshaping Semiconductor Manufacturing: A Case Study in Fab Scheduling Using Deep Reinforcement Learning

5:55 pm
Jimmy Bramante
Jimmy Bramante
Inficon

Blurring Boundaries: Overcoming Context to Enable Deep Learning on Process Data​

6:20 pm
Nikunj Mehta
Nikunj Mehta
Founder & CEO
Falkonry

Automated, Field Deployed, Time Series Anomaly Detection With Time Series AI

6:45 pm
Erik Collart
Erik Collart
Global Product Manager SCADA
Edwards

Effective Use of Vacuum Assets Through Smart Manufacturing

7:10 pm
Yak Hua Khoo, ViTrox Technologies
Yak Hua Khoo
ViTrox Technologies

SMT Electronic Smart Close-Loop Prediction System​

7:30 pm
Chan Pin Chong
Chan Pin Chong
Kulicke & Soffa

Closing Remarks

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2022 | TIMES IN PT

SESSION 5—Intelligent AUTONOMY: Smart, Autonomous Control

7:00 am
Bobby Mitra
MODERATOR: Chair, SEMI Smart Manufacturing Global Executive Committee
Bobby Mitra
IEEE Fellow; WW Director Smart Manufacturing
Texas Instruments

Welcome Remarks

7:05 am
Christoph Koegler, Infineon
Christoph Koegler
Director Innovation, Digitalization & AI
Infineon

A Flood of Problems Drained—Fixing Valves the Smart Way​

7:30 am
Gautham Unni
Gautham Unni
AWS

AWS for Semiconductor Smart Manufacturing ​

7:55 am
Peter Lendermann
Peter Lendermann
Chief Business Development Officer
D-SIMLAB Technologies

Enhanced Predictions, Smarter Actions: A Few Lessons Learnt on the Path towards 'Autonomy' in Frontend Production​

8:20 am
Ivy Qin
Ivy Qin
Senior Director of Engineering
Kulicke & Soffa

Road to Autonomous Wire Bonder

8:45 am
Matthew Putman
Matthew Putman
CEO
Nanotronics

Inspect, Correct, Protect

9:10 am
Christophe Curny
Christophe Curny
Soitec

Soitec 4.0 Journey​

9:35 am
Bobby Mitra
Chair, SEMI Smart Manufacturing Global Executive Committee
Bobby Mitra
IEEE Fellow; WW Director Smart Manufacturing
Texas Instruments

Closing Remarks

SESSION 6 — Foundational Topics

5:00 pm
John Behnke
MODERATOR
John Behnke
General Manager FPS Product Line
Inficon

Welcome Remarks

5:05 pm
Koen de Backer
Koen de Backer
Vice President Smart Manufacturing and Artificial Intelligence
Micron

KEYNOTE: Leveraging Smart Manufacturing to Achieve Sustainability Goals

5:30 pm
Ming Chang Wu
Ming-Chang (Bright) Wu
Hon Hai Research Institute, Foxconn

Toward Digital Resilience – Transforming Management Practices Based on Cybersecurity 2.0 Standards​

5:55 pm
Jim Montgomery
Jim Montgomery
Principal Solution Architect
TXOne Networks

Is Wait-and-See a Good OT Security Strategy?

6:20 pm
Houng Sun
Dr. Houng Sun
Mirle

Advanced Automation for Smart Manufacturing​

6:45 pm
Andrew Seward, TEL
Andrew Seward
Field Solutions Product Marketing and Analytics Manager
TEL
David Gross, Siemens
Dave Gross
Portfolio Development Executive
Siemens

SEMI Smart Manufacturing Maturity Assessment Model 

7:10 pm
John Behnke
John Behnke
General Manager FPS Product Line
Inficon

Conference Closing Discussion—Where do we go from here?​

Bobby Mitra
Chair, SEMI Smart Manufacturing Global Executive Committee
Bobby Mitra
IEEE Fellow; WW Director Smart Manufacturing
Texas Instruments

7:35 pm
John Behnke
John Behnke
General Manager FPS Product Line
Inficon

Closing Remarks

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Established in July of 1982 by Sig, Kail, and Mariellen Wathne (hence the name, “SiKaMa”), Sikama was founded to design, develop, and manufacture high quality reflow soldering and curing systems utilizing a first of its kind high efficiency conductive heating technology to support the demands of the electronics industry.

After nearly 40 successful years, Sikama was purchased by Herb Weigel. Keeping with the mission originated by the founders, Herb’s goal is to elevate Sikama’s products to keep pace with the demands of the industry and exceed customer expectations. With an enhanced product roadmap and a growing number of services to support customers, Sikama is positioned better than ever to meet the increasing demands of its customers.

Sikama continues to grow its production space and team to meet the increasing demand for small footprint, high efficiency, and long-lasting products. In addition, with the launch of the fluxless EA UP1200, the company is positioned better than ever to meet the needs of the most demanding applications.

Here’s what was happening in 1982 when Sikama was founded:

• Time Magazine’s Machine of the Year was The Computer
• Biggest Blockbuster of 1982 was E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial
• Superbowl XVI Champions were the San Francisco 49ers
• Billboard’s #1 Song was Physical by Olivia Newton-John
• Adobe was founded in California by Chuck Geschke and John Warnock