Abstract: A manufacturing system includes a substrate disposed on a conveyer system. The conveyer system includes a pair of side supports. The substrate is moved on the conveyer system until the substrate is disposed over a bottom support block. The bottom support block is raised to physically contact the substrate. A transfer arm module is provided. The transfer arm module includes a flat bottom surface and an opening formed in the flat bottom surface. The transfer arm module is disposed with the flat bottom surface physically contacting the substrate opposite the bottom support block. A vacuum is enabled through the opening of the transfer arm module. The substrate is lifted off the bottom support block using the vacuum. The substrate is moved over a printing pallet using the transfer arm module. The vacuum is disabled when the substrate is in a positioning area of the printing pallet.

Abstract: A semiconductor manufacturing equipment cleaning system has a multi-station cleaning and inspection system. Within semiconductor manufacturing equipment cleaning system, a tray cleaning station uses a first rotating brush passing over a first surface of a carrier and possibly semiconductor die, and a second rotating brush passing over a second surface of the carrier and semiconductor die opposite the first surface of the carrier and semiconductor die. Debris and contaminants dislodged from the first surface and second surface of the carrier by the first rotating brush and second rotating brush are removed under vacuum suction. A conveyor transports the carrier through the multi-station cleaning and inspection system. The first rotating brush and second rotating brush move in tandem across the first surface and second surface of the carrier. Air pressure is injected across the first rotating brush and second rotating brush to further remove debris and contaminants.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention are directed to techniques (e.g., systems and methods) for management and tracking of distribution and schedules of a purchase order associated with a purchase requisition. In certain embodiments, a procurement management system can manage information and relationships between split or new distribution and/or schedule requirements for a purchase order in fulfillment of a purchase requisition. In particular, information about a purchase requisition, such as a requisition identifier (requisition ID), can be stored and used later to manage and track distribution and/or schedules for fulfillment of one or more purchase orders. Using information stored about a relationship between a purchase requisition and the distributions and the schedules for a purchase order, a procurement management system can ascertain details about distribution and schedules of a purchase order for fulfillment of a purchase requisition.

Abstract: Managing a plurality of identities associated with a user. The invention includes a system for managing multiple credentials within the same authentication system and across federated authentication systems in such a manner that signing in with one credential allows access to content, information or services that may be associated with another credential.