Wisematic at the Forefront of Chip and Wafer Technology Innovation
In a conversation with The Innovation Platform, Mika-Petteri Kuro, Commercial Director of Wisematic, highlighted the company’s mission and innovative strides in chip and wafer technologies. Founded in 2005 at Tampere University, Wisematic boasts 20 years of expertise in automation engineering, encompassing robotics, machine vision sensors, and quality control systems.
Wisematic’s tailored solutions focus on the challenges of handling small components, a niche that sets it apart from competitors. The company prioritizes flexibility, creating future-proof robotic cells that not only meet current demands but are adaptable for future changes. This approach ensures over 99% operational availability for customers who operate around the clock.
As chip technology advances, Wisematic recognizes the surging demand across various devices. The performance of modern chips has drastically improved, fostering rapid progress in AI and quantum technology. Kuro emphasizes the importance of energy-efficient performance amid increasing device proliferation, with innovations like photonic integrated circuits (PICs) at the forefront.
Collaborations with Tampere University have yielded pioneering solutions, such as machines for assembling two-layer laser chips and automated vertical storage systems for wafers. These developments illustrate Wisematic’s commitment to creating customized tools that fulfill specific customer needs.
Looking ahead, Wisematic anticipates shifts in chip demand, particularly an emphasis on specialized chips within the US and European markets to reduce dependence on Asian manufacturing. The company aims to pioneer production tools for emerging technologies, reinforcing its position in the evolving technological landscape.
As the industry grapples with challenges in energy consumption and manufacturing efficiencies, Wisematic stands ready to contribute to a more sustainable future in chip production. This article will also feature in the 23rd edition of our quarterly publication.
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