This inventor holds 3 USPTO granted patents and 2 published patent applications. Top assignee: Lam Research Corporation. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Andrew D. Bailey III: Semiconductor Processing Innovations
Introduction
Andrew D. Bailey III is an inventor based in Milpitas, California, whose work focuses on semiconductor manufacturing technology. He is associated with Lam Research Corporation and holds 3 patents.
Latest Patents
Bailey’s recent patented work includes a gas distribution faceplate with oblique flow paths. The design routes gas through passages angled relative to the faceplate’s centerline, allowing inlet ports to be grouped closely while spacing outlet ports farther apart. This arrangement supports more passages and lower flow through each one, helping reduce erosion and limit overlapping wear around the outlets.
Another patent describes an integrated hardware-software computer vision system for autonomous control and inspection of substrate processing systems. Cameras capture images or video of substrates and system components along a substrate’s travel path. An edge computing device sends image data to a remote server and receives responsive data, which it uses to operate the processing system automatically or autonomously.
Career Highlights
Bailey’s patent work addresses two important aspects of semiconductor production: gas delivery within processing equipment and computer-vision-based monitoring and control. Both inventions aim to improve equipment performance and support more reliable, automated substrate processing.
Collaborations
Bailey’s listed coworkers include Hossein Sadeghi and Scott Baldwin. His work is associated with Lam Research Corporation, a company that develops equipment and technologies for semiconductor manufacturing.
Conclusion
Andrew D. Bailey III’s patents reflect contributions to gas distribution and intelligent inspection and control in semiconductor processing systems.
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