Manual handling efficiency is a bottleneck limiting the improvement of production capacity.

Untimely personnel operations directly cause a loss of production capacity.

Manual operations are prone to risks such as scratches and cracks.

Manual bookkeeping is prone to errors such as incorrect entries, misposting, and the need for rework.

A 12-inch wafer fab’s monthly capacity needs to increase from 100K to 350K, but the manual handling model is unable to achieve this capacity improvement. The cleanroom classification is Class 100, and vibration levels must be below 0.5G.

The project utilizes dozens of SINEVA SIBOT12 composite robots to replace manual labor, enabling automatic material handling directly with process equipment and interfacing with the MES system to generate transport tasks automatically.

Dozens of composite robots directly replace over 30 workers

The average monthly handling volume exceeds 200,000 movements, with a 30% increase in handling efficiency.

Connecting to equipment platforms for 6 different processes.

Reduced customer equipment idle time by 5%.

COPQ reduced by 5%.