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Bottlenecks, part 2

December 18, 2021December 18, 2021 2 Comments

A big thank you to everyone who voted in my little poll, here are the results: I kind of expected a picture like this – but what does this mean ? Here is my interpretation: Bottlenecks are widely known as the one thing one should work on 1st to improve the overall FAB performance. But…… Continue reading Bottlenecks, part 2

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Bottlenecks, part 1

December 11, 2021January 14, 2022 6 Comments

Almost 15 years ago I had the opportunity to attend a 4 day seminar with the authors of the well known book “Factory Physics” LINK In the opening session we talked about what is limiting factory performance and sure enough bottlenecks came up. The question was asked , what can be done to improve a…… Continue reading Bottlenecks, part 1

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  • Humanoid Robots in Wafer FABs ?
  • Maintenance in the era of Industry 4.0
  • Legacy FAB Automation Maturity Framework
  • Results of FAB Automation 2025 survey
  • State of Semiconductor FAB automation in 2025
  • Importance of carrier location tracking – part 2
  • Innovation Forum for Automation 2025
  • Good Bye 2024 – Hello 2025 !
  • AI enabled precision maintenance
  • Importance of carrier location tracking – part 1
  • Test Wafer, part 3
  • Test Wafer, part 2
  • Test Wafer , part 1
  • ASMC 2024
  • THANK YOU 2023
  • Maintenance and FAB productivity
  • Impact of “time links” or controlled queue times
  • MES & Industry 4.0 Summit in Porto, Portugal
  • ASMC 2024 – call for papers
  • MES Summit in Porto, Portugal
  • 2024 Innovation Forum for Automation
  • Data is the new oil – or is it skilled workforce ?
  • ASMC 2023
  • Product Mix and FAB performance
  • Rework and FAB cycle time
  • Equipment Uptime and FAB speed, part 3
  • Equipment Uptime and FAB speed, part 2
  • Equipment Uptime and FAB speed, part 1
  • Summertime (Blog) Blues
  • 19th Innovation Forum for Automation
  • Wafer FABs – how many are there ?
  • Fab cycle time and capacity planning
  • US Semiconductor Ecosystem Outlook
  • View into a FAB
  • Equipment load port utilization vs. FAB speed
  • Wafer FAB – size does matter !
  • The value of 1 day of factory cycle time
  • Chip shortage and FAB performance, part 3
  • Chip shortage and FAB performance, part 2
  • Chip shortage and FAB performance, part 1
  • Bottlenecks – download
  • Bottlenecks, final part
  • Bottlenecks, part 3
  • Bottlenecks, part 2
  • Bottlenecks, part 1
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