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What are the attributes of a semiconductor factory of the future? How does one make it smart and autonomous?
This talk will take an end-to-end multi-disciplinary systems and standards driven approach, highlighting the roadmap towards a smart semiconductor factory. The roadmap will include aspects of intelligent data acquisition including high-speed equipment & sensor/IoT data, gaining key equipment & process insights, building an operations & supply chain digital twin, driving towards intelligent prediction, and finally an autonomous system. Taking an integrated approach, the key pieces - across engineering, operations, supply chains and sustainability - will be connected. The talk will leverage key industry insights from SEMI, and summarize key opportunities and challenges ahead.
Dr. Bobby Mitra (IEEE Fellow) leads Worldwide Smart Manufacturing at Texas Instruments. He is also the Chair of the Global SEMI Smart Manufacturing Executive Committee and Chair of the SEMI Americas Smart Manufacturing Chapter. Prior to his current role at TI, he led global industrial systems teams across multiple TI regions. This included industrial automation, building automation, grid infrastructure, medical, appliances, test & measurement, etc. He has also served as President and Managing Director of all Texas Instruments’ operations in India, leading R&D, Sales & Marketing, Research and several Industry-Academia partnerships. He has been the Chair of the Indian Electronics & Semiconductor Association, and received several recognitions including Top three Innovators of India, Icons of Indian IT etc.
Dr. Mitra received his B.Tech degree in Electronics & Electrical Communications Engineering, and Ph.D in Computer Science, both from IIT Kharagpur, where he was the recipient of the Distinguished Alumnus Award. He also received his Executive MBA from University of Texas, Austin, where he received the Dean’s Award for Excellence.
