Youibot Semiconductor Robot Project Wins First Prize of Guangdong Provincial Technology Invention Award
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The project "Key Technologies and Systems for Highly Stable Mobile Manipulation Robots for Semiconductor Manufacturing," led by Youibot, won the first prize of the Technology Invention Award of the 2025 Guangdong Provincial Science and Technology Award. The award was publicly announced recently. According to Youibot, the project achieved breakthroughs in three areas: material vibration control, large-range navigation and positioning and end-effector grasping precision, and integrated "hand-eye-foot" safety control. Its OW series and ATS series mobile manipulation robots have entered more than ten wafer fabs at home and abroad, been integrated into 8/12-inch wafer and 28nm chip production processes, and operate 24/7; the company says they can reduce wafer damage rates and drive yield improvement and capacity expansion.
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The project "Key Technologies and Systems for Highly Stable Mobile Manipulator Robots for Semiconductor Manufacturing," led by Youibot, won the first prize of the Technology Invention Award at the 2025 Guangdong Provincial Science and Technology Awards. The project claims breakthroughs in three areas: material vibration control, wide-range navigation and positioning with end-effector grasping precision, and integrated "hand-eye-foot" safety control. The OW series and ATS series mobile manipulator robots have entered more than ten wafer fabs in China and abroad, integrating into 8-inch and 12-inch wafer and 28nm chip production processes and operating 24/7.
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