May 19–21, 2025 | New Orleans, LA, USA | Booth #707

Join the global compound semiconductor community at CS Mantech

From May 19 to 21, 2025, the global compound semiconductor industry will gather at CS Mantech 2025 in New Orleans – one of the most prominent events in the field. Eumetrys will proudly host booth #707 and showcase its advanced solutions in particle inspection and cleanroom robotics.

We look forward to welcoming our customers, partners, and industry peers for engaging discussions and tech demos – all over a good cup of coffee!

Innovative solutions for compound semiconductor fabs

At CS Mantech, we will highlight two key areas of expertise that support productivity and precision in microelectronics manufacturing:

YGK – Reliable Particle Inspection for Critical Substrates

Laser Scanning particle inspection for unpatterned substrates: Silicon, SiC, Sapphire, and Glass.

Featuring the YPI system from YGK, exclusively distributed by Eumetrys.

Optimized for surface inspection of both opaque and transparent wafers (SiC, GaN, InP, Silicon, Glass).

A robust, cost-effective solution for compound semiconductor production lines.

Eumetrys Robotics – Legacy Robots, Reinvented

Services include refurbishment, standard exchange, and buy-out programs for cleanroom robots.

Compatible with major brands: PRI, Brooks, Rorze, Asyst, and more.

Designed to help fabs achieve cost-efficiency and operational reliability.

Schedule a meeting with our team

Our experts will be on site to guide you through technical discussions and explore your specific needs:

Paul Knutrud – USA Sales Director
pknutrud@eumetrys.com
Surface Scanners & Robotics

Alexandre Van de Walle – Sales Account Manager & Application Expert
avandewalle@eumetrys.com
Surface Scanners & Photoluminescence

Charan Nichenametla – Application Expert
cnichena@eumetrys.com
Surface Scanners & Photoluminescence

Let’s shape the future of semiconductor manufacturing – together

Whether you're looking for the right particle scanner for SiC wafers, need a solution to improve fab performance, or want expert advice on surface inspection and photoluminescence, Eumetrys is here to help.

Contact us today to schedule a personal meeting at the show.
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www.eumetrys-robotics.com
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Compatible with all IVS generation, the cover offers more security and improves the quality of your tool. Made with transparent clean room compatible hard plexiglass, it provides interlocked loading doors capability. Moreover, Top Cover includes maintenance windows in the back and in the front to keep easy access of your IVS.

Available for IVS120, IVS130, IVS135,  IVS165, IVS185 and IVS200.

Please contact us, for more information and to get brochure

NUMIX company, specialist of 3D Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality, was driving the project of highlighting the main key added values of the IVS200 product line to our customers. They helped us to integrate the versatility of the IVS system and measurement flexibility.

The 3D is showing all available options that can be proposed on this system: HSMS GEM Automation, IVS tool remote access, offline recipes generation, automatic offline recipes generation, OCR, new measurement templates on demand to suits your needs.


Please test your wafer size and measurement type directly on the EUMETRYS web site
by selecting the DEMO tab – Click here.

Following an interview with @Yannick Bedin, CEO, magazine highlights in turn, the players in this sector: Eumetrys  et Eumetrys Robotics, its team, its growth and its dynamism for the marketing and maintenance of tools for optical metrology, particle inspection and thickness measurement in the semiconductor manufacturing process.
 
We are pleased to offer you 5mn of reading to illustrate the life of the sector we share together.
 
Enjoy reading!
 
The Eumetrys  and Eumetrys Robotics team

 

Its customer portfolio is mainly European and it is positioned on a niche market. It provides essential support to manufacturers of these electronic chips. Yannick Bedin, CEO of Eumetrys, explains how the company has diversified its offer, demonstrated its agility and what the challenges are in its sector of activity.

What is Eumetrys' role in the microchip industry?
My previous activity was already in the field of metrology, then dedicated to the semiconductor industry. This experience led me to create the company Eumetrys in 2012. Our job is to meet technical specifications and qualify measuring equipment. They support our customers to manufacture functional electronic chips.

Our equipment also qualifies Chips that do not work, so that they can be corrected.
We use optical and automated microscopes to measure microchips down to 110 nanometers, about a thousand times smaller than the diameter of a human hair. These measuring tools are delivered to some forty European production sites, including France, Germany, England, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, the Czech Republic and the Scandinavian countries.

For example, we supply STMicrolectronics, a Franco-Italian manufacturer of electronic chips, one of the leaders in the European market.

What support do you offer?
We don't just sell equipment, but also its installation, qualification and after-sales support tailored to the customer's needs. Some of our customers have been satisfied with these service contracts for 10 years, which enables us to respond to their requirements in the best possible way. They inform us more quickly of their needs, which we respond to with agility. This proximity is the trademark of Eumetrys. Our multilingual team ensures personal contact with our customers in order to anticipate their requirements in the microchip industry, and even with their own customers.

Who are your customers?
We mainly work for the automotive and telecommunication industries. The autonomous and electric vehicle requires more and more electronic chips, which implies a strong growth activity. As far as telecommunication is concerned, we are addressing the mobile phone sector, but also everything associated with it, such as transmission antennas and 5G transmission.
For example, five times as many electronic filters are needed for a 5G phone as for the same 4G model.

Besides metrology, what other activities do you offer in the microchip market?
When Eumetrys was founded, it was mainly linked to one supplier. Our activity has been diversifying for about three years, with the aim of becoming a multi-vendor service company. Firstly, by selling particle inspection tools, useful for reading the level of contamination in a production sample of these chips. It determines whether a production run is efficient, or whether, on the contrary, systems useful for production need to be cleaned to make them functional.

We also provide our customers with spare parts for sub-assemblies of equipment. The European semiconductor industry is old. The biggest companies had their golden age between 1996 and 2000. As a result, their production equipment is now more than 20 years old and requires maintenance. Eumetrys offers them repair solutions to keep their robots, for example, functional. We participate in optimising the equipment in place, so it is also a question of cost control and ecological issues (maintain rather than replace).

This service is all the more useful as manufacturers such as STMicrolectronics and X-FAB France for example are significantly increasing their production of electronic chips. Indeed, as part of the European policy aimed at greater autonomy in the manufacture of electronic chips, STMicrolectronics is opening a new manufacturing unit, while X-FAB France is continuing to develop its activity at the Corbeil-Essonnes site. All their production volumes are now (over)utilised in capacity. With such a full production capacity, manufacturers need the support of suppliers such as Eumetrys to secure their production in their own manufacturing units.

What do you do to distinguish yourself from the competition?
We provide tailor-made solutions for each client, even though their technological specificities are very diverse. We make sure we communicate with customers and prospects by publishing on social networks. We also publish articles in specialised magazines. In addition, we issue newsletters and use our network of contacts to reach customers and, above all, to build relationships of trust. We meet our customers and prospects in person at semiconductor trade shows and during regular visits to their manufacturing facilities.

The microchip industry should be of interest to young people, as it represents the most advanced technology. Eumetrys is moving in this direction by recruiting young talent who bring fresh thinking, innovative ideas and a change of habit to provide agile solutions to our customers. I believe in the richness of collective intelligence, Eumetrys is an inclusive company.

Agility is part of our DNA. It is essential in the face of a business that has become more intense after the confinements. Our agility was sharpened during the pandemic, because the activity in our sector remained as high as ever. For example, we very quickly replaced travel to our clients' premises with video-conferencing meetings. We were using interactive glasses to be able to work together with our customers and carry out repairs without being present at a site.

Do you have any final words?
Germany is the country with the largest semiconductor activity in Europe. Therefore, Eumetrys has recently opened a German subsidiary to be closer to its customers and to take into account the cross-cultural dimension. We also want to develop further, with new production lines. We are therefore actively looking for new activities, but also for partners and of course employees to enable our development to be successful.  


 

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What is Eumetrys ‘ involvement in the semiconductor ecosystem?
We provide tailor-made solutions to European Fabs.

How do we prove agility?
Our customized offer adapts to your changing needs and the European context because people are at the heart of our operational vision.

 

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