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Playbook & Handbook · February 6, 2026
Winning Accelerator Playbook 2026 by BambuUP
EDTECH: LEVERAGING AI-POWERED TECHNOLOGIES TO TRANSFORM THE LEARNING EXPERIENCE
1. Technology overview
Camtek (NASDAQ/TASE: CAMT) makes metrology and inspection equipment and software for semiconductor manufacturing, with headquarters in Migdal HaEmek, Israel. It serves advanced packaging, memory, MEMS, CMOS image sensors and RF, and lists eight offices worldwide.
The Hawk is an inspection and metrology system for demanding advanced packaging, supporting HBM, chiplets, hybrid bonding and wafers with up to 500 million micro-bumps. It sits beside the Eagle G5 and Eagle-T-AP families, and Camtek reported orders from a Tier-1 OSAT and a leading HBM manufacturer.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- Hawk system: Inspection and metrology for advanced packaging and front-end applications.
- Micro-bump capacity: Wafers with up to 500 million micro-bumps.
- HBM and chiplets: Targeted at HBM, chiplet and hybrid-bonding inspection.
- Eagle G5: Fifth-generation platform for advanced packaging inspection.
- Eagle-T-AP series: Inspection variants including Eagle-T-AP Plus and Eagle-T-i.
- 360 Scan and Golden Eagle: Additional inspection and metrology products on the product list.
3. Potential application
OSAT plants in Vietnam running bumping, wafer-level or HBM packaging can use it for inline defect inspection and 3D bump metrology.
Memory and AI-chip packaging lines can use it for yield monitoring in hybrid-bonding processes.
4. Benefits
Combines inspection and metrology for HBM, chiplet and hybrid-bonding wafers in one system.
Handles wafers with up to 500 million micro-bumps.
Delivers enhanced throughput and precision for high-volume packaging lines.
Backed by repeat orders from OSAT and IDM customers.
5. Market trends & opportunities
HBM, chiplets and hybrid bonding raise the number of micro-bumps and interconnects per package, so inline inspection and metrology become part of yield control. With OSAT and packaging capacity growing in Vietnam and Southeast Asia, demand for packaging inspection equipment follows.
6. Other information
Listed on NASDAQ and TASE (CAMT); CEO Rafi Amit. A February 2026 release reports a 25 million USD Hawk order from a tier-1 IDM for AI applications. The site lists contact pages for Asia, USA, Europe and FRT Metrology.
