S2 Global unveils Wafer Robot Repair Technology at SEMICON TAIWAN and APSSE

In 2024, S2Global, a promising Korean company specializing in wafer transfer robot repair, participated in major exhibitions held in Malaysia and Taiwan, where it showcased its innovative technologies and products.

SEMICON TAIWAN, the largest semiconductor exhibition in Asia, attracts numerous industry experts and companies each year to present the latest technologies and products. This year’s event took place from September 4 to 6 in Taipei, and S2Global drew significant attention by demonstrating its robots in action. The company highlighted its remarkable technological advantages in robot repair, capturing the interest of many enterprises and attendees.

APSSE (Asia Pacific Semiconductor Summit & Expo) was established to promote the development of the semiconductor and sustainable electronics industries in the Asia-Pacific region. This year, it held its inaugural exhibition in Penang, Malaysia, from October 16 to 17. Malaysia, known for its concentration of semiconductor companies, has a high demand for firms with robot repair capabilities, making this exhibition particularly noteworthy.

Driving growth through innovation and expertise

These two exhibitions provided S2 Global with an opportunity to demonstrate that its wafer transfer robot repair technology holds a competitive edge in the global market. Additionally, the events facilitated networking with domestic and international clients, allowing the company to explore new business opportunities.

In a recent interview, a representative from S2 GLOBAL, a company founded in 2015, discussed their specialized services in the semiconductor industry. “We are one of the few advanced companies in the world offering wafer transfer robot (WTR) repair services,” the representative noted.

“Our primary focus is on providing top-quality WTR repair services to meet the demands of the global semiconductor market. With a business model that is both adventurous and scalable, we are well-positioned for growth and innovation in this specialized field,” the representative added.