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CEA-Leti, the coordinator of the FAMES Pilot line, has achieved a major milestone for next-generation chip stacking fully functional.
CEA-Leti has achieved a major R&D breakthrough with its 400 °C CMOS processing for the FAME-S pilot line — paving the way for next-generation 3D integration in semiconductor manufacturing.
According to Precedence Research, the global semiconductor bonding market size was valued at USD 960.57 million in 2024, and is predicted to
The semiconductor bonding market is projected to grow from about USD 997 million in 2025 to USD 1,400 million by 2034, driven by rising demand for 3D-stacked chips, high-performance computing, hybrid bonding, and advanced packaging.
Some tracking I did using Boujou, for camera tracking, and Maya, for 3D object integration. Funny result 🤣 • • • • • #boujou #maya #cameratracking #3dintegration (en Escuela De Cine y Vídeo) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8eKF3SIb1i/?igshid=in8ksk4hld2q
It’s been awhile
More cleanup and compositing done
Almost done with cleanup (for the main shot at least). For most of the tracking markers I created cards although there was a lot of colour grading/other transformations that had to be done. However, one of the markers is obscured by a card which is in place to mask BB8 before it exits the bin, so I had to use another method. Using a rotopaint, roto, premult and merge node I painted out the marker with the ellipse-transform clone which filled in the area with another bit of carpet. Then I tracked the marker with a tracker node and copied and pasted the transformation keyframes. I had to manually rotopaint the last few frames (when the bin falls and obscures the marker) out with fresh nodes and then the original rotopainted card works for the rest of the scene. Basically, none of this is as straightforward as you’d expect! I’ve placed lots of cards and rotos around the wall/bin; there’s a lot of little problems with shadows etc. as mentioned before. It’s a lot cleaner now but but a long way from perfect. Still, learning a huge amount.
Fixed the animation somewhat and have also done a bit of cleanup and compositing; having trouble with card placement projection at the beginning as the bin shakes and there are also issues with overlapping shadows and bouncing mask edges. I guess it wouldn’t be that noticable to a first-time viewer as the eye should be drawn to the robot as it bounces out of the bin but it needs to be fixed.
I’ve done a bit of compositing with the beauty pass including denoising the plate then adding grain back in--got it to a point where it matches the background footage alright but might tweak it a bit more.
Animation test, no compositing done within Nuke yet. Rendered out the three channels; will fix animation in middle section as it’s still spinning out somewhat.
