Our greatest asset: well-maintained industry contacts.
The company’s intense participation in leading European and international high-tech networks ensures that Fabmatics is always up-to-date regarding current developments in markets and technologies.
Fabmatics is a member of the following networks:
Silicon Saxony e.V.
Since 2001, Fabmatics has been a member of Silicon Saxony e.V, the largest microelectronics, smart systems and software industries network in Europe. The association connects 500 members across the economic area of Saxony, including manufacturers, suppliers, service providers, universities, research institutes, and public institutions. Dr. Roland Giesen, one of our managing directors, is member of the extended board of Silicon Saxony e.V. and leader of the working group Global Service Management.
Automation Network Dresden (AND)
AND was founded in 2004 by the Fabmatics predecessor companies HAP GmbH and Ortner c.l.s. GmbH as well as Kontron AIS GmbH and SYSTEMA GmbH. Since 2015, the network has a new member: XENON Automatisierungstechnik GmbH. This strong community bundles these companies’ hard and software expertise, which makes them capable of offering complex automation solutions for the semiconductor and photovoltaic industry. At the annual innovation forum, AND informs its audience about the latest developments in the automation industry.
SEMI
SEMI (Semiconductor Equipment and Materials International) is the international industry association of leading semiconductor manufacturers. Since 1998 Fabmatics has been a member of the SEMI Association.
AENEAS / ENIAC JU
AENEAS (Association for European Nano-Electronics Activities) is a mutual initiative of European R&D actors in the area of nano-electronics with the objective of connecting the industry, individual companies, research institutions, universities, and associations with each other on a common platform and promoting their innovations. The goal is to enhance the competitiveness of European industries. Financing takes place via ENIAC (JU), a joint technology initiative for nano-electronics.
Fabmatics has become a member of AENAS within the scope of the 2012 EPT300 funded project.