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Press Release<br />

For Immediate Release<br />

9 A.M. EDT, March 12, 2013<br />

Christopher Castillo<br />

Castle Communications<br />

408-244-0657<br />

eccastillo1798@sbcglobal.net<br />

<strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong> Collaborates with Leading Nanoimprint<br />

Provider to Deliver Advanced, Production-Ready<br />

Lithography Tool<br />

Customized Automated Solutions Enable Low Risk, Low Cost Entry into New<br />

Market Applications<br />

Fremont, California: <strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong> Inc. today announced the completion of a<br />

collaborative tool development effort with a leading innovator in the field of nanoimprint<br />

technology. The two companies worked closely together to develop and manufacture a<br />

production-ready advanced nanoimprint lithography tool that has the ability to process a<br />

variety of wafer and substrates sizes. By working with <strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong>, this nanoimprint<br />

technology leader was able to cost effectively bring its next-generation technology to<br />

market quickly and at a lower risk.<br />

<strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong> is an equipment design and manufacturing service company that offers<br />

capital equipment manufacturers a proven methodology to reduce overall tool<br />

development costs, minimize time to market, and reduce overall technical risk. This<br />

collaborative technique for tool design and build allowed <strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong>’s nanoimprint<br />

development partner to focus its internal design efforts on its own core technology. In<br />

turn, <strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong> focused on integrating this new core technology into a system level<br />

platform that had been optimized to meet the equipment manufacturer’s performance<br />

and cost specifications.<br />

“One of the keys to maintaining technology leadership, for an equipment OEM, is the<br />

ability to quickly deliver their technology to the market in a fab-ready tool,” said John<br />

Apgar, <strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong>’s president. “Collaborating with <strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong> enables our<br />

partners to focus on their core technology development, while we focus on the systemlevel<br />

issues dealing with automation, control and software that must be resolved to<br />

deliver a truly production-worthy platform. Working with <strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong>, enabled this<br />

provider of advanced nanoimprint technology to minimize the overall risks involved in<br />

tool development, while also significantly speeding its time to market.”


For more information, please contact www.owensdesign.com or Lauren Ravenscroft, North<br />

American Sales Manager lravenscroft@owensdesign.com<br />

—End—<br />

About <strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong><br />

<strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong> specializes in engineering and manufacturing of capital equipment. Located<br />

in Silicon Valley for over 25 years, they have been a strategic partner in the co-creation and<br />

manufacturing process for many leading OEM capital equipment companies.<strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong><br />

engineers and manufactures customer's products from concept, through alpha, beta, pilot<br />

and on-going production. Their development process results in a rapid design cycle and<br />

concurrent manufacturing introduction. <strong>Owens</strong> <strong>Design</strong> has been an innovative and reliable<br />

partner for equipment companies in the semiconductor, solar and related industries.

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