With Lot Control as the core, the system connects work orders, WIP, exceptions, warehousing, packaging, and traceability reports to establish a manufacturing execution system that manages the entire flow from production input to finished‑goods output.

Starting from foundational data such as machines, processes, routes, and products, the manufacturing process is first standardized before moving into on‑site execution.
Driven by lot status, every on‑site operation is executed with clear contextual traceability, enabling managers to grasp the real‑time situation on the shop floor.
Extending from work‑order analysis to full Lot history, the system enables quality, process, and management teams to quickly pinpoint issues.
In semiconductor and precision‑manufacturing environments—characterized by multi‑site operations, complex process flows, and high traceability requirements—an MES must balance process flexibility with practical shop‑floor needs.
With proven experience implementing customized MES solutions for semiconductor and precision‑manufacturing clients, we design and integrate systems based on each factory’s unique processes, equipment, and management model, ensuring the solution truly aligns with real shop‑floor operations.
Starting with the most fundamental and core architecture, the MES supports seamless shop‑floor integration, enabling enterprises to adopt the system with a lower entry barrier and achieve rapid deployment. Additional solutions can then be progressively integrated according to the factory’s automation and smart‑manufacturing needs.
As an upper‑level system, the MES can be expanded with additional solutions based on shop‑floor requirements.:
Equipment Automation Platform
Developed In‑House by AIE AIoT
,...etc.
It can also integrate with Statistical Process Control to establish cross‑system process‑quality management capabilities.