Fab downtime costs $1M per hour—technicians need real-time intelligence when chamber components fail at 3 AM.
Integrate AI decision support into field service workflows using Python SDKs and REST APIs. Connect telemetry streams, deploy mobile copilots, and maintain data sovereignty while reducing repeat visits by 40%.
Existing field service management platforms control dispatch and work orders but lack AI capabilities. Replacing them disrupts technician workflows and risks losing years of job history. You need extensibility without vendor switching.
Process data from lithography, etch, and metrology equipment lives in separate OEM portals. Technicians manually cross-reference chamber logs, recipe parameters, and alarm codes across three systems before diagnosing root cause.
Senior process engineers who know recipe drift patterns and contamination sources are retiring. Junior technicians lack context to interpret wafer metrology anomalies or chamber seasoning cycles, causing repeat visits for solvable issues.
Bruviti's platform provides API-first AI capabilities that layer onto existing field service infrastructure without forcing a rip-and-replace. Use Python or TypeScript SDKs to connect tool telemetry streams, job history databases, and mobile workforce apps. The platform ingests EUV lithography sensor data, etch chamber logs, and metrology results to build diagnostic models that run locally or on-premise.
Deploy mobile copilots that deliver root cause guidance and parts predictions to technician tablets during on-site visits. The SDK handles model inference, telemetry parsing, and knowledge retrieval while your team maintains full control over data storage and model retraining pipelines. No vendor lock-in—your code, your infrastructure, your data sovereignty.
Predict chamber kits, showerheads, and RF generators needed before dispatch, reducing truck rolls for lithography and etch tools by 35%.
Correlate wafer yield drops with recipe parameter drift and contamination events using historical failure patterns from senior engineers.
Deliver real-time diagnostic guidance and chamber seasoning procedures to mobile devices during 2 AM fab emergencies.
Semiconductor tool OEMs generate process telemetry at millisecond intervals—chamber temperature, gas flow rates, RF power, and wafer position data. Use the platform's Python SDK to ingest SECS/GEM streams, parse recipe parameter logs, and correlate metrology results from optical inspection tools. The SDK handles schema normalization across Applied Materials, Lam Research, and ASML equipment formats.
Deploy diagnostic models that detect chamber component degradation before OEE drops. Technicians receive mobile alerts when plasma uniformity drifts or consumable parts approach end-of-life thresholds, enabling proactive PM scheduling that avoids unplanned downtime during production runs.
The platform provides native Python and TypeScript SDKs with full API documentation. Use standard REST endpoints to connect from any language. The Python SDK includes helper libraries for SECS/GEM parsing, equipment telemetry ingestion, and mobile app integration, reducing custom code by 60% compared to building from scratch.
Yes. The platform supports on-premise deployment with local model inference, keeping tool telemetry and process data within your infrastructure. You maintain full data sovereignty while accessing pre-trained diagnostics models and knowledge retrieval capabilities. Cloud-hosted options are also available for non-sensitive workflows.
Deploy the mobile SDK into existing field service apps or use the provided iOS/Android reference implementation. Technicians receive real-time diagnostic recommendations, parts predictions, and repair procedures on tablets while standing at the tool. The interface works offline for clean room environments with restricted network access.
The platform ingests SECS/GEM streams, equipment fault logs, recipe parameter databases, metrology results from optical and SEM inspection, and chamber sensor data including temperature, pressure, gas flow, and RF power. The SDK normalizes data across Applied Materials, Lam Research, ASML, KLA, and Tokyo Electron equipment formats.
Typical pilot deployment takes 4-6 weeks for a single tool family. Week 1-2: Connect telemetry streams and job history. Week 3-4: Train diagnostic models on historical failure data. Week 5-6: Deploy mobile copilot to technician devices and validate first-time fix improvements. Scaling to additional tool types accelerates as integration patterns are reused.
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