Guides in preparation
No guide is downloadable yet. The topics below are being written alongside the MVP validation and will be published after the December 2026 OASIS-6 presentation. In the meantime, the published article on yield-aware scheduling is the best starting point.
Planned guides
Planning readiness in a Korean fab
What a Planning Readiness Assessment looks at: data sources (MES, SAP, yield / bin DB, spreadsheets), planning process, constraint model, planner workflow — and how to prepare for a pilot on one line.
Yield-aware scheduling for NAND and DRAM fabs
Yield and bin distributions as optimizer inputs; wafer starts, good die and bin mix planned together across 50–100+ steps. Expands the published article into a working guide.
Node-migration planning
Learning curves, yield ramp and capacity shift when a line moves between generations, planned as one system with shared tools and shared demand.
Integrating a planner with the Korean systems landscape
Read-only connectors first, write-back after sign-off: in-house MES, SAP ERP, yield databases, spreadsheets; on-premise and private-cloud deployment inside the fab network.
Building the case for a planning pilot
How to frame the opportunity for a fab planning pilot using published benchmarks and explicit design targets — without claiming results that do not exist yet.
Need one of these sooner?
If a topic matters for a pilot decision, write to the founder. A working draft can be shared with a fab planning team under NDA before publication.
danniel@amoza.aiThe pilot is the real guide
A Planning Readiness Assessment on your own line answers more than any whitepaper. Korean fabs, OSATs and tier-1/2 suppliers can apply for 2027.