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Eyelit Inc. Announces Version 5.2 of its Manufacturing Execution (MES) and Quality Management (QMS) Software

September 29, 2015 | By Business Wire News

TORONTO

Eyelit Inc., a manufacturing software provider for visibility, control, and coordination of manufacturing operations for the aerospace & defense, discrete electronics, life sciences, medical device, semiconductor, and photovoltaic (solar) industries, announced today the general availability of version 5.2 of its Eyelit Manufacturing™ and Eyelit Semiconductor Edition™ suites of software, which are running in production at several of its customers’ sites.

Eyelit Manufacturing version 5.2 and Semiconductor Edition version 5.2 feature many product enhancements developed in collaboration with Eyelit’s customers, which are implementing large-scale factory automation projects. Automation requirements drove major enhancements to equipment reservation and data collection. A Run-to-Run (R2R) integration template is introduced and utilizes the Eyelit Recipe Management System™ (RMS) and the Eyelit FactoryConnect™ module for integration with external Advanced Process Control (APC) controllers and equipment. This enables dynamic adjustment of equipment processing through feed-forward controls to help extend the time between preventive maintenance tasks to increase throughput. Significant enhancements to the Eyelit Special Processing/SWR™ module simplify experimentation and adjustments through the Eyelit RMS module, which enables users to refine processes and products more rapidly and effectively.

Many new automation-related features in the Eyelit Advanced Dispatching™ module help to lower operational costs, reduce cycle time and increase throughput. Highlights are configurable dispatching criteria, such as batch consideration of future arrivals, support for custom rules, and factors for consideration of transfer time, tool costs, queue time, and recipe management. New efficiency features in the Eyelit Asset Management™ module support additional automation scenarios involving in-line tools and concurrent processing of material contained in a lot and in multiple tools, without the need to split the lot in the MES module.

“These new powerful capabilities are a testament to the value of collaboration with our customers,” stated Dan Estrada, Vice-President of Sales and Marketing. “Many of these features were driven by customers that migrated to Eyelit from Camstar, Applied Materials (FactoryWorks, PROMIS and WorkStream), and IBM (SiView) legacy systems. They recognized that Eyelit’s software enables them to dramatically reduce their overall costs and the number of systems required. As customers modernize their systems, Eyelit’s footprint is extended well beyond a traditional MES.”

About Eyelit Inc. (www.eyelit.com)

Eyelit Inc. is the leader in Manufacturing Execution and Quality Management (MES and QMS) solutions for visibility, control, and coordination of manufacturing operations for the aerospace & defense, electronics, life sciences, medical device, semiconductor, and solar industries. Eyelit uniquely delivers a broad set of manufacturing solutions, including Asset Management (Semi E10, SEMI PV2-0709), Dispatching, Factory Integration (Automation), Manufacturing Execution (MES/MOM), Recipe Management, Supply Chain Management, Quality Management (CAPA/OCAP/SPC/APC/RMA), and Business Process Management, that enable its customers to rapidly and cost-effectively optimize production and company processes.

With exceptional customer service, Eyelit has time and again proven that superior, innovative technology can maximize efficiency and value. More than 50 leading companies, including Ascent Solar, austriamicrosystems, CEA-Leti, CEITEC, eMagin, FLIR Systems, Freescale Semiconductor, JSC Angstrem-T, Kionix, Mentor Graphics, Murata Electronics Oy, PerkinElmer, Raytheon Company, SEMATECH, TowerJazz, Umicore, and X-FAB, rely on Eyelit as a trusted software partner. Follow Eyelit on LinkedIn and Twitter.

Eyelit Inc.
Colleen Mauthe, +1-905-502-6184
info@eyelit.com

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