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From equipment linksto full automation

Connect SECS/GEM equipment, process conditions, and LOT and material history with software we develop ourselves. Equipment data feeds directly into MES production records and quality analysis.

Process flow

Process flow

  1. Material input

    Material LOT verification
  2. Equipment process

    SECS/GEM data collection
  3. Process conditions

    Recipe download
  4. Inspection

    Measurement and judgment records
  5. Packaging and shipping

    LOT history done
Product lineup

Wavegram configuration

SECS/GEM equipment integration

Our in-house SECS/GEM driver receives equipment status, events, alarms and process data in real time.

Process condition and recipe management

Manage process conditions centrally by item and download them to equipment, with change history retained.

LOT and material history

Combine input material LOTs, equipment, process conditions and inspection results into one traceable history.

Predictive maintenance

AI learns equipment vibration, current and temperature patterns to warn of early signs of failure.

Industry studies

Results from industry studies

Results achieved by companies adopting smart factories, MES and AI

Companies focused on predictive and preventive maintenance

Unplanned downtime
−52.7%
Defects
−78.5%

US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), Manufacturing Equipment Maintenance Survey (2021)

MES adoption

Data entry time
−75%+
Manufacturing cycle time
−45%
Paperwork between shifts
−61%
Lead time
−27%

MESA International user survey (1997, averages)

FAQ

FAQ

Do you develop SECS/GEM integration in-house?

Yes. Wavegram connects equipment using its own SECS/GEM driver and adapts it together with you to each machine’s scenarios.

Can PLC-controlled equipment connect too?

Yes. Connect PLC, Modbus, OPC UA, MQTT and other LINKER-supported communications alongside SECS/GEM equipment in one system.

Can recipes be downloaded to equipment?

Manage process conditions centrally by item and download the relevant recipe to equipment when the item changes.

What data is used for predictive maintenance?

Learn normal patterns from vibration, current and temperature sensors, and alert maintenance staff to signs of deviation.