Aerogen Systems
Infraday-curatedAnn Arbor, Michigan, United States
Point-of-use contamination-control systems for semiconductor tools and wafer transport.
Overview
Aerogen Systems develops point-of-use contamination-control infrastructure for advanced semiconductor manufacturing. Its Talos reactor integrates inside production equipment to destroy airborne molecular contaminants near the wafer, reducing reliance on continuous ultra-high-purity nitrogen purges. CleanPipe is the company’s planned sealed interconnect for protecting wafers as they move between tools. The Ann Arbor company grew from NASA-backed University of Michigan research and is pursuing pilots, tool integrations, and commercial deployments with semiconductor manufacturers and equipment suppliers. Public sources identify Noah Vogel as CEO and Colin Lavery as CTO.
Infrastructure sectors
Capabilities & services
Talos modular purification reactor
CleanPipe sealed wafer interconnect
Point-of-use VOC and acid-gas control
Semiconductor equipment integration
Startup solution
- What they supply
- Equipment & robotics
- Relevant buyers
- Semiconductor fabs and equipment manufacturers
- Looking for
- Pilot partners
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Last editorial check: 2026-10-11.
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