What do 900+ semiconductor tools across 65 fabs on 4 continents have in common?
They’re all powered by Agileo Automation!From North America to Europe and Asia, Agileo Automation delivers cutting-edge control and connectivity software to some of the most advanced players in semiconductors, electronics, and industrial manufacturing – often without ever setting foot on site. Read more [Picture source: Agileo Automation on linkedin.com]
The Evolution of Semiconductor Equipment Automation Standards from the 1980s to Now
The semiconductor industry’s approach to equipment automation has evolved from early serial interfaces to modern, data-centric architectures. From the early SECS/GEM standards to the GEM300 suite and the more recent Equipment Data Acquisition (EDA) suite, all efforts reflect a deeper level of automation, standardization, and data richness. This approach shows both alignment with…
Preparing for the future
R&D is a major activity to prepare the future of our solutions. We develop this activity both internally, within the framework of collaborative projects and by participating in our customers’ R&D projects. This work allows us to enrich our product offer (A²ECF-SEMI, A²ECF-Industry,…) as well as our expertise.
Agileo Automation Announces Future Expansion Of A²ECF-SEMI Automation Framework With SEMI EDA (Equipment Data Acquisition) Standard
Agileo Automation, a leading provider of control and connectivity solutions for global semiconductor equipment manufacturers, today announced that it will soon expand its A²ECF-SEMI automation framework to include SEMI’s EDA (Equipment Data Acquisition) standards suite. This expansion, alongside the already…
Why the global semiconductor industry needs SEMI EDA standards
By improving data throughput and seamlessly integrating with modern analytics and artificial intelligence-driven solutions, standards enable real-time process optimisation, predictive maintenance, and more adaptive manufacturing operations. Read more [Source: siliconsemiconductor.net]
A LEGO Volvo needs more than bricks!
David Gustafsson spent nearly three years (about 2,400 hours) building a life-size, driveable V70 from Volvo Group out of bricks from the LEGO Group as reported by BrickNerd. To make the fragile bricks robust, he mounted the model on a steel subframe with reinforced supports under the floor and roof. In other words, the Lego car…
What if three days could redefine the future of semiconductor automation?
At Agileo Automation, innovation doesn’t happen by chance – we plan it and turn it into action with Agil’Product Days! Since we started Agileo Automation in 2010, we’ve been committed to pushing the boundaries of technological innovation for our customers. Twice a year, our entire product development team gathers for Agil’Product Days, a three-day event where…
Onto Innovation: Remote tool integration into GEM300-based production line
Onto Innovation, a leading U.S. designer of industrial solutions for semiconductor manufacturers, called upon Agileo Automation’s assistance to integrate a new metrology tool into an automated production line built to GEM300 standards. At the time in 2020, the company was facing three key challenges: Very tight deadlines, the global Covid pandemic, as well as a…
Agileo Automation featured in Silicon Semiconductor Magazine video interviewIn this insightful interview with editor Phil Alsop, you will learn: * How Agileo Automation came about* How our latest product, the E84 PIO Box, helps fab staff to test semiconductor equipment software for compliance with SEMI’s E84 and GEM300 standards suite for automatic carrier delivery*…
Control and connectivity solutions for global semiconductor equipment manufacturers
Marc Engel, CEO of Agileo Automation with headquarters in Poitiers, France, talks us through the company’s new E84 PIO Box, a handheld device offering a new lightweight interface for fab staff to test semiconductor equipment software for compliance with SEMI’s E84 and GEM300 standards suite for automatic carrier delivery. Read more and watch the video [Source: siliconsemiconductor.net]