Single-die processing
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Single-die processing is a potential method of microelectronic machine fabrication in which bare, unpatterned dies are first singulated, and then patterned. This has the benefit of low-volume machinery taking up a smaller amount of space.
It could use vacuum suction tweezers from the underside to move the chips afterwards through mini-process chambers. Individual dies can be registered using fiducial markers on the individual chips.