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1h agoPurdue researchers unveil RAPTOR, an AI-driven defect detection tool for semiconductor manufacturing

Researchers at Purdue University introduced RAPTOR, an AI-powered defect detection system combining high-resolution X-ray imaging with deep learning to identify micro-scale flaws in semiconductor wafers. RAPTOR reportedly improves chip yield accuracy by 18% compared to traditional inspection tools while reducing manual verification by 40%. The system integrates reinforcement learning models to adapt inspection parameters dynamically during production.
Purdue’s engineering team plans to collaborate with major semiconductor foundries for pilot implementation. The innovation supports global efforts to enhance chip manufacturing efficiency amid rising demand for advanced computing hardware.
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1h agoPurdue researchers unveil RAPTOR, an AI-driven defect detection tool for semiconductor manufacturing

Researchers at Purdue University introduced RAPTOR, an AI-powered defect detection system combining high-resolution X-ray imaging with deep learning to identify micro-scale flaws in semiconductor wafers. RAPTOR reportedly improves chip yield accuracy by 18% compared to traditional inspection tools while reducing manual verification by 40%. The system integrates reinforcement learning models to adapt inspection parameters dynamically during production.
Purdue’s engineering team plans to collaborate with major semiconductor foundries for pilot implementation. The innovation supports global efforts to enhance chip manufacturing efficiency amid rising demand for advanced computing hardware.
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Purdue University launched RAPTOR, an AI-based chip inspection system improving yield accuracy by 18% and cutting manual verification by 40% in semiconductor plants.
Researchers at Purdue University introduced RAPTOR, an AI-powered defect detection system combining high-resolution X-ray imaging with deep learning to identify micro-scale flaws in semiconductor wafers. RAPTOR reportedly improves chip yield accuracy by 18% compared to traditional inspection tools while reducing manual verification by 40%. The system integrates reinforcement learning models to adapt inspection parameters dynamically during production.
Purdue’s engineering team plans to collaborate with major semiconductor foundries for pilot implementation. The innovation supports global efforts to enhance chip manufacturing efficiency amid rising demand for advanced computing hardware.

Researchers at Purdue University introduced RAPTOR, an AI-powered defect detection system combining high-resolution X-ray imaging with deep learning to identify micro-scale flaws in semiconductor wafers. RAPTOR reportedly improves chip yield accuracy by 18% compared to traditional inspection tools while reducing manual verification by 40%. The system integrates reinforcement learning models to adapt inspection parameters dynamically during production.
Purdue’s engineering team plans to collaborate with major semiconductor foundries for pilot implementation. The innovation supports global efforts to enhance chip manufacturing efficiency amid rising demand for advanced computing hardware.
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Nov 12, 2025 • 19:34 IST