SECS/GEM host application
Built by Claude in 20 minutesHost workflow, carrier and job management, operator controls, and SECS/GEM message logging.
TransSECS + MIStudio
SECS/GEM • GEM300 • Equipment & Host Integration
Build reliable SECS/GEM and GEM300 equipment or host applications with TransSECS. Connect tools, PLCs, and factory systems; collect contextual data and run advanced analytics with MIStudio. Now, AI can engineer and refine the applications themselves.
Equipment-side interfaces, host applications, recipe management, events, alarms, data collection, and GEM300 automation for process tools, EFEMs, and material handling. Modernize existing equipment or integrate new tools without starting from scratch.
Explore TransSECSTell AI what you need. Through MIStudio's MCP interface, it can assemble, inspect, and refine complete applications using the same visible, editable components an engineer uses.
See how AI builds applicationsAutonomous Industrial Intelligence
Watch AI build, inspect, and refine real MIStudio applications—from natural-language instructions to working industrial logic and interfaces. Engineered, Not Generated.
Self-Building Automation. Human-Maintainable by Design.
The output is an ordinary MIStudio application: standard components, inspectable logic, and screens engineers can edit by hand or with further AI instructions.
Demonstrated with Claude. Designed for your choice of AI via MCP. Locally hosted models are also under development.
Not another code generator
One platform, two ways to work: engineers can build manually, direct AI, or take over at any point.
Both examples were constructed by Claude through MIStudio's MCP interface—not generated as static mockups. Select an image to inspect it at full size.
Host workflow, carrier and job management, operator controls, and SECS/GEM message logging.
Animated wafer-handling robot, chamber state, GEM300 carrier and substrate tracking, and production queues.
Make semiconductor automation simple
TransSECS is a powerful semiconductor automation framework for both equipment suppliers and factory integration teams. Rapidly add SECS/GEM and GEM300 capabilities to new or legacy equipment, or build complete host-side data collection, RMS, FDC, and equipment integration applications.
Whether you're integrating a process tool, PLC, EFEM, or factory system, TransSECS connects equipment to the broader manufacturing environment through technologies such as OPC UA, MQTT, AMQP, databases/SQL, REST, PLCs, Modbus, Siemens S7, Ethernet/IP, Sparkplug B, MCP, MES, cloud platforms, and more.
MIStudio adds the application layer: structured data collection, visual logic, scripting, dashboards, AI-ready context, and low-code application development from edge devices to cloud deployments.
TransSECS + MIStudio
All semiconductor manufacturers face the same integration, traceability, recipe management, and data challenges as the industry’s largest fabs, but often without the resources for large, complex software projects.
ErgoTech combines 25+ years of semiconductor automation expertise with practical software tools that make advanced factory intelligence achievable.
By pairing TransSECS for rapid equipment connectivity with MIStudio for DataOps, AI, and application development, manufacturers can modernize operations faster, without rip-and-replace projects or excessive engineering overhead.
TransSECS turns process tools into connected, data-ready systems.
MIStudio transforms that data into actionable intelligence through AI, analytics, visualization, and automation.
Together, they provide a practical path to advanced fab intelligence that is fast to deploy, scalable, and affordable.
Key capabilities
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Use TransSECS and MIStudio to create SECS/GEM equipment interfaces, host data collection applications, dashboards, AI workflows, and integration logic that remains maintainable after deployment.


Recipe and process intelligence
Collecting data is not the same as being able to use it. MIStudio and TransSECS help manufacturers enforce recipe consistency, validate operating context, capture tool history, and feed FDC, RMS, and AI applications with structured information.
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Key benefits
Modern factory intelligence starts with connected equipment and structured data.