Semiconductor

Semiconductor automation solutions for wafer handling, precision assembly, machine vision inspection, testing and advanced manufacturing processes.

Semiconductor Automation

Our Semiconductor Automation solutions support wafer handling, precision positioning, assembly, inspection, testing and controlled transfer between manufacturing processes. We develop automation around the actual process, machine layout and movement requirements, with support for individual applications and wider production-system integration.

What Our Semiconductor Automation Helps With

Semiconductor manufacturing can involve precise movement, handling and inspection across several production stages.

Our team reviews the process requirements before selecting an automation approach. Depending on the application, the solution may involve automated handling, motion control, machine vision, intelligent transfer or integration with testing-related equipment.

Wafer Handling Automation

Automation can support controlled movement and positioning of wafers between process stages.

Applications may include:

  • Wafer transfer
  • Loading and unloading
  • Positioning
  • Movement between workstations
  • Integration with automated equipment

The handling approach should be selected according to the wafer process, machine layout and required movement.

Precision Motion and Assembly

Semiconductor applications may require accurate positioning during handling and assembly.

Relevant technologies can include servo systems, stepper systems, electric actuators, motion controllers and related automation components.

Our engineering support can include component selection, motor sizing and simulation according to the equipment requirements.

Where assembly is required, automation can also support component handling, controlled fastening, pressing, insertion and production-line integration.

Machine Vision Inspection

Machine vision can support semiconductor inspection and verification applications including:

  • Automated visual inspection
  • Defect detection
  • Component verification
  • Dimensional measurement
  • Positioning and alignment
  • Barcode and QR code reading
  • OCR

The inspection system should be configured around the specific feature or condition that needs to be checked.

Testing and Intelligent Transfer

Testing-related processes can be integrated with product handling, positioning and inspection so production stages operate in a coordinated sequence.

Where precise carrier movement between automated workstations is required, Intelligent MAGLEV Transfer Systems can support controlled transfer, precision positioning and flexible movement between process stages.

How We Support Semiconductor Automation Projects

  1. 1. Review the process requirement

    We assess the handling, positioning, inspection or integration requirement.

  2. 2. Select suitable technologies

    Components and automation approaches are considered according to the application.

  3. 3. Plan system integration

    Motion control, machine vision, transfer systems, PLC and software requirements can be coordinated with surrounding equipment.

  4. 4. Support implementation

    Installation, training, troubleshooting and after-sales support can be provided according to project scope.

Why Work with iMS Motionet?

We support semiconductor manufacturers with application engineering and system integration based on actual production requirements.

Our support can include technical consultation, component selection, motor sizing and simulation, PLC/software support, system integration, installation, training and after-sales service.

Improve Your Semiconductor Automation Process

Tell us where wafer handling, precision positioning, inspection, testing or process integration is creating a production challenge. Our engineering team can assess the application and discuss a suitable automation approach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Automation can support wafer transfer, positioning, loading and unloading, and movement between process stages depending on the application.

Yes. Machine vision can support visual inspection, defect detection, dimensional measurement, component verification and positioning.

Yes. Servo systems, stepper systems, actuators and motion controllers can support controlled machine movement and positioning according to the equipment requirements.