Nikon hosted another successful Open House event at Nikon Precision in Bathgate, Scotland! We were delighted to welcome guests from diverse industries and provide interactive demonstrations of our cutting-edge technology and products. Stay tuned for upcoming events.
The industrial microscopy team at Nikon Metrology is application and solution-focused and supplies a range of excellent optical microscopy systems, wafer loaders, cameras, and software. We will demonstrate Automated Microscopy Solutions, where complex inspection is reduced to ‘one click’ with a result driven interface. Automated wafer inspection, which provide bespoke solutions to increase the throughput of product by combining automated wafer loaders and motorized microscopes that are all driven by Nikon’s NIS Elements software, providing fast product inspection and defect analysis.
Agenda:
- A preview of the NEW Automated Microscopy Inspection System
- Insights into the latest NIS elements functionality
- Semiconductor inspection systems and steppers & metrology solutions for MEMS
- Free drinks and lunch
- On-site parking
Space for this event is limited. If you would like to attend, please complete the registration form below.
About the location: This year, we are excited to host our very first open house at Nikon Precision in Bathgate. Located in West Lothian, Scotland, Bathgate is situated 5 miles west of Livingston and conveniently adjacent to the M8 motorway. It’s an easy trip from both the Edinburgh and Glasgow areas.
Nikon Precision Inc. and Nikon Precision Europe GmbH are wholly owned subsidiaries of Nikon Corporation. Nearly 700 employees provide sales, service, and customer support for Nikon photolithography systems. Established in 1917, Nikon Corporation is one of the world’s leading optical companies. With decades of experience as a manufacturer of optical lenses and precision equipment, Nikon developed the world’s first production-worthy step-and-repeat photolithography tool in 1980, the NSR-1010G. Since then, over 60 models of Nikon semiconductor lithography systems (steppers and scanners) have printed half of all the integrated circuits ever manufactured. Today, Nikon is the leading global supplier of semiconductor lithography systems.
