Aurora Solar Technologies Inc V.ACU

Alternate Symbol(s): AACTF

Technology Scientific & Technical Instruments

Aurora Solar Technologies Inc. is a Canada-based company, which is engaged in the development, manufacturing and marketing material inspection and inline quality control systems for the solar polysilicon, wafer, cell and module manufacturing industries. The Company's products include DM and TCM instruments, Insight, Visualize and BT Imaging. Its services include system configuration and performance planning, such as design and engineering of DM, Visualize and Insight configurations to fit its client production line. The Company's Visualize product optimizes and controls processes by providing operators and process engineers with real-time three-dimensional visualization of intra-furnace dynamics, both spatially and by batch. Its BT Imaging product offers offline and inline photoluminescence inspection equipment for photovoltaic materials including silicon, perovskite and thin film materials for use at different processing stages from ingots, as-cut wafers and cells, to solar modules.

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Comment by ARIMA11on Sep 28, 2023 11:35am

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https://www.wsj.com/business/retail/profit-from-americas-manufacturing-renaissance-with-rockwell-automation-d4516835?

The current pace of factory investment in the U.S. is nothing short of remarkable. According to U.S. Census Bureau data, total annualized manufacturing construction spending in the U.S. came to nearly $196 billion in June, which was the highest reading in at least two decades, up 80% from a year earlier and up 148% from two years prior.

“We’re seeing indications of really the early innings of what we think is a multiyear investment cycle for certain types of manufacturing,” said Rockwell Chief Executive Blake Moret in an interview.

Several forces are at work. Pandemic disruptions and rising geopolitical tensions with China have put new focus on supply-chain resilience and security, driving some reshoring of industry. New subsidies in the Chips Act and the Inflation Reduction Act are turbocharging investment in the domestic production of semiconductors, EV batteries, solar panels and so on. At the same time, a tight labor market encourages investment in automation across all categories of manufacturing.

https://www.pv-tech.org/first-solar-breaks-ground-on-fifth-us-thin-film-manufacturing-plant/

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