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What we do

From quantum mechanics to reactor scale, VDLab bridges atomistic understanding and process engineering — resolving plasma–material interactions and turning them into predictive, AI-driven virtual process platforms for semiconductor manufacturing.

01 — Core identity

Physical AI & Digital Twin for Manufacturing

Physics-informed virtual process platforms that combine simulation data with experimental databases. Bridging the virtual and physical worlds, our Physical AI and digital twins target real-time process evaluation, predictive control, and interpretable decision-making, with ultra-precision cryogenic etching as the primary proving ground.

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Digital twin for semiconductor manufacturing
AI-based virtual-physical integration for etching
Surrogate & reduced-order models
AI sensor monitoring & explainable AI
LLM & Agentic AI for process automation
02 — Foundational capability

Multiscale / Multiphysics Simulation

Data-driven computational frameworks bridging atomistic to continuum scales. We resolve plasma-surface interactions at the atomic level, combining machine-learning force fields with molecular dynamics to explore the theoretical limits of challenging processes.

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Quantum-to-continuum multiscale modeling
Plasma-material interaction
Molecular dynamics & first-principles
Machine-learning force fields
Feature-scale & continuum modeling
03 — Applied track

Computational & Data-Driven Materials & Process Modeling

First-principles and continuum simulations of semiconductor processes (ALD and CVD) and functional materials, integrating deep learning to accelerate process and materials design for next-generation semiconductor materials and selective thin-film processes.

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Atomic layer deposition & area-selective ALD
Conductive metal thin films
Oxide semiconductors for next-gen memory
Low-temperature 2D & chalcogenide materials
Data-driven materials & process design