Aerogen Systems builds modular, point-of-use contamination destruction systems that chemically destroy trace organics and acid gases at the source, eliminating the need for cleanrooms in semiconductor manufacturing. Its Talos reactor destroys airborne contamination wherever wafers sit exposed, with CleanPipe sealed wafer transport on the roadmap. The company is Y Combinator Summer 2026-backed and NASA-funded with over $500K in R&D funding.
Aerogen Systems focuses on developing innovative solutions for contamination control in semiconductor manufacturing. Their main product, the Talos modular purification system, is a reactor designed to chemically destroy trace organics and acid gases at the source, effectively eliminating airborne contamination wherever semiconductor wafers are exposed.
Key features of the Talos reactor include:
Benefits of the Talos system:
Aerogen Systems is backed by Y Combinator and NASA, with over $500K in R&D funding, indicating strong support for their innovative approach to contamination control in the semiconductor industry.