Crossing Automation - News
March 09, 2010
Crossing Automation Sees Strong Growth in Front-End Automation Business; Unveils Plan to Bring End-to-End Vacuum and Atmospheric Wafer-Level Automation Offering
Fremont, Calif. - March 9, 2010 - Crossing Automation, Inc. (www.crossinginc.com), today announced strong growth in orders for its range of front-end atmospheric wafer automation products, spurred mainly by multiple new design wins for its Spartan, Falcon and IsoPort technologies as well as strong repeat business for Spartan, Falcon, IsoPort, 200 mm products and RFID systems. Crossing added the front-end atmospheric component to its business through the acquisition of Asyst Technologies' atmospheric assets in September, 2009.
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November 12, 2009
Crossing Automation Announces Executive Management Team
Fremont, Calif. - November 12, 2009 - Following the recent acquisition of Asyst Technologies atmospheric products and intellectual property, Crossing Automation, Inc. (www.crossinginc.com), today announced several key appointments to its management team including James McCormick, CFO; Randy Clegg, vice president of sales; Frank Kohoutek, vice president of operations; May Su, vice president of core products and Tim Lenihan, vice president of new products.
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September 2, 2009
Crossing Automation completes acquisition of Asyst Technologies' Atmospheric Wafer Handling and Automation assets and names Robert MacKnight as President and CEO
Crossing Automation, Inc. today announced that it has completed the legal process to acquire the assets of Asyst Technologies' atmospheric technologies and IP, including the sorter, EFEM (equipment front end module), load port and RFID products.
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August 27, 2009
Crossing Automation receives order from Tango Systems; Marks MEMS Market Entry for ExpressConnect™
Crossing Automation, Inc. today announced that it has received an order from Tango Systems to develop a custom wafer transfer platform solution.
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August 21 , 2009
Court Ratifies Crossing Automation's Acquisition of Asyst Technologies' Atmospheric Assets
Crossing Automation, Inc. (www.crossinginc.com) announced that the court has approved the Asset Purchase Agreement for the Asyst Technologies atmospheric technologies and IP assets including the sorter, EFEM (equipment front end module) and RFID products.
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May 5, 2009
Crossing Automation Introduces Wafer-Level Automation Engineering Services
Crossing Automation, Inc., today introduced its ExpressSolutions™ engineering services platform.
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March 16, 2009
Crossing Automation Takes Vacuum Wafer Handling to Next Level of Standardization
Crossing Automation's 'ExpressConnect' family of wafer-level automation components is designed to provide the industry with a standardized platform that delivers both high-reliability and high-throughput to vacuum wafer handling systems for semiconductor manufacturing.
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January 21, 2009
Crossing Automation Optimizes Vacuum Wafer Transport
Crossing Automation, Inc., today launched ExpressConnenct™, a modular building block family of automation components for vacuum wafer handling systems.
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January 21, 2009
Crossing Automation Takes Modular Track
Semiconductor International Crossing Automation Inc. said it has developed a standardized approach to integrated vacuum wafer handling systems.
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January 26, 2009
A reliability engineer's dream comes along
by Debra Vogler, senior technical editor, Solid State Technology
In a former life within the semiconductor standards and reliability engineering community, I advocated for the adoption of well-known reliability and maintainability engineering practices that have been used for decades in the aerospace and defense sectors.
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