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Industrial semiconductor and electronics manufacturing equipment

AI ENGINE / PROPRIETARY MODEL ARCHITECTURE

Specialized intelligence for physical products.

DTFM domain models are designed to operate on top of industry-leading LLMs, combining machine-readable product context with engineering evidence and process-aware inference.

01 / DESIGN INTELLIGENCE02 / PRODUCTION REALITY03 / MACHINE EXECUTION

MODEL FAMILY

Five specialized intelligence capabilities.

A coherent domain architecture, not five generic assistants.

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DTFM-Intent

Translate plain English and multimodal engineering documents into typed configurations and executable analysis plans.

02 / 06

DTFM-Graph

Resolve part identities, feature dependencies, manufacturing constraints and version-aware relationships.

03 / 06

DTFM-Engineering

Connect electrical checks, design verification and process rules to model-based reasoning.

04 / 06

DTFM-Cost

Estimate component, wafer, packaging, assembly, test, scrap and capacity economics.

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DTFM-Factory

Convert approved product configurations into target-process manufacturing artifacts.

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DTFM-Governance

Score evidence, apply release policies and preserve fully traceable machine decisions.

THE TECHNICAL CORE

An LLM does not sign off a wafer run.

Natural language is interpreted into typed intent; domain models retrieve graph evidence; certified rules and simulators validate it; an explicit policy determines what can proceed.

TECHNICAL SYSTEM

HYBRID REASONING PIPELINE

Foundation-model intelligence plus proprietary structured context.

LLM inference → typed plan (schema checked)
Graph retrieval → provenance + revision context
Tool invocation → ECAD, DFM, ERP, fab adapters
Constraint solver → feasible configurations
Release policy → approve / escalate / reject

DTFM proprietary domain-model development is the Silicon360 product architecture. Model training, validation coverage and production integrations are staged engineering work—not claims of an already-qualified manufacturing control system.