Moore Solution Technology
This is the official company website for Moore Solution Technology. MST serves semiconductor and industrial customers through three separate routes: MST MPW Desk, NeuroBox D, and MST Store / RFQ Sourcing.
Company introduction
Moore Solution Technology serves customers whose projects sit between semiconductor prototyping, equipment design and industrial procurement. The company keeps these needs in three separate business lines so each inquiry reaches the right review, quotation and delivery path.
MST product and service lines.
Choose the relevant MST line before submitting details. MPW is handled as a coordination service desk, NeuroBox D as a product/pilot line, and Store/RFQ as procurement and sourcing support.
MST MPW Desk
Mature-node MPW RFQ coordination
Service line for fabless, university and industrial-chip teams that need a controlled first MPW RFQ brief. Intake starts with node, process family, die area, package/test assumptions, timeline and end-use.
NeuroBox D
P&ID to native SOLIDWORKS assembly
Product line for process-equipment and gas-system teams. NeuroBox D turns P&ID, tags, BOM context, customer part-library rules and module boundaries into reviewable native SOLIDWORKS assembly proposals.
MST Store / RFQ
Engineering and semiconductor sourcing
Sourcing channel for procurement work: parts, BOMs, drawings, semiconductor materials and logistics RFQs. MST organizes specifications, quantities, documents and delivery constraints before supplier confirmation.
Useful preparation tools.
Use these tools before contacting the matching MST line. They help organize MPW assumptions, P&ID pilot inputs and sourcing details; formal review, quotation and acceptance stay in the relevant business workflow.
No-IP first brief for partner review
Structures node range, process family, die-area estimate, sample target, package/test assumptions, schedule, country and end-use context into a non-confidential RFQ brief. Partner confirmation still decides route, price and schedule.
P&ID automation reviewNative SOLIDWORKS pilot scope
Organizes symbols, tags, BOM context, part-library policy and rulepack expectations into a native assembly proposal that engineers can inspect, correct and approve.
Procurement RFQ preparationCleaner parts, BOM and drawing RFQs
Normalizes part numbers, flags missing BOM fields, groups substitutes, prepares sourcing rows and keeps compliance-sensitive cases under manual review.
MST Industry Insights
Official technical briefs for mature-node MPW, NeuroBox D / P&ID-to-native-SOLIDWORKS automation, engineering tools and sourcing questions buyers ask before an RFQ.
Read by engineering lane
MPW / Tapeout
MPW guides, access and cost
Tapeout basics, node selection, access routes, dies, packaging, test and RFQ readiness.
P&ID / SOLIDWORKS
Native assembly automation
UHP gas design, SEMI F82, rule checks, feature trees, BOM context and CAD automation.
Industrial Sourcing
Parts, BOM and RFQ sourcing
VCR fittings, MFCs, valves, seals, obsolete alternatives, BOM normalization and logistics.
Free engineering tools for early planning.
Browser tools help engineers estimate, inspect and prepare before submitting a non-confidential RFQ. They support the commercial workflow; they do not replace engineering or partner review.
Local GDSII Inspector
Reads top cell, die size, layer list and hierarchy in the browser. No GDS upload, no server.
Reticle & Wafer Planner
Plan shared-reticle placement, wafer stepping, gross/good dies and area-based cost share.
MPW Cost & Dies Estimator
Estimate die count, cost range and readiness factors before asking for a partner-confirmed quote.
See all engineering tools
A dedicated Tools page for MPW planning, P&ID engineering automation, sourcing checklists and open-source projects.
MST Store / RFQ Sourcing
This is the procurement and sourcing business line. It handles parts, BOMs, drawings, semiconductor materials and logistics RFQs; detailed categories, service pages and RFQ submission belong in the store.
Procurement inquiries stay in the store
Use Store/RFQ for parts, BOMs, drawings, semiconductor materials, equivalents and logistics requirements. The store carries the detailed forms and service pages.
Submit specifications where they belong
Part numbers, drawings, BOM rows, target quantities, certificates and delivery constraints should move through the RFQ channel, not a generic company page.
Go to Store / RFQ Sourcing
The official website explains the line. The store is where buyers compare categories, open service pages and submit the actual RFQ.
Enter Store / RFQ →What NeuroBox D does.
NeuroBox D turns bounded P&ID scope, tag/BOM context and customer part-library rules into reviewable native SOLIDWORKS assembly proposals for engineering pilot review.
How MST handles customer inquiries.
MST keeps public company information, early inquiry details and sensitive project materials separated. MPW inquiries start with a non-confidential brief, NeuroBox D pilots start with a bounded engineering scope, and sourcing inquiries move through the Store/RFQ channel.
Choose the right MST line first.
Use MPW Desk for prototype-silicon RFQs, NeuroBox D for P&ID-to-native-SOLIDWORKS pilots, and Store/RFQ Sourcing for procurement inquiries. The first step is a short brief for the matching line.