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Organization

BOSCHMAN TECHNOLOGIES BV

Dutch SME providing semiconductor packaging equipment and sintering technology for electronics, photonics, and power devices.

Technology SMEdigitalNLSMENo active H2020 projects
H2020 projects
6
As coordinator
0
Total EC funding
€1.4M
Unique partners
127
What they do

Their core work

Boschman Technologies is a Dutch SME specializing in semiconductor packaging equipment and processes, particularly sintering and die attach technologies. They develop advanced packaging solutions for microelectronics, optoelectronics, and power semiconductors, serving industries from automotive to medical devices. Their core business revolves around providing manufacturing equipment and process know-how for assembling and interconnecting electronic components — the critical step that turns bare chips into functional devices.

Core expertise

What they specialise in

Semiconductor packaging and die attachprimary
4 projects

Central to INLINETEST (sintering, die attach, packaging), APPLAUSE (electronics packaging), IoSense, and Power2Power projects.

Sintering technology for power electronicsprimary
2 projects

INLINETEST focuses on sintering and die attach for micro/nanoelectronics; Power2Power targets next-generation silicon-based power solutions.

Optoelectronic sensor assemblysecondary
2 projects

HIOS (Highly Integrated Optoelectronic Sensor) was their largest funded project; APPLAUSE covers photonics and optics packaging.

In-line quality inspection for packagingemerging
1 project

INLINETEST project focused on infrared thermography and thermoreflectance for quality control of packaged components.

Medical device micro-fabricationsecondary
1 project

InForMed project contributed to an integrated pilot line for micro-fabricated medical devices.

Evolution & trajectory

How they've shifted over time

Early focus
Sensor pilot line manufacturing
Recent focus
Advanced packaging and inspection

Early H2020 work (2015-2017) centered on pilot line manufacturing for sensors and medical devices — broad semiconductor fabrication covering both frontend and backend processes. From 2018 onward, focus narrowed sharply toward packaging-specific challenges: sintering, die attach, in-line inspection of packaged components, and advanced packaging for photonics and power electronics. This shift suggests Boschman doubled down on their core competence — the packaging step — rather than staying in general semiconductor manufacturing.

Moving toward quality assurance and inspection of packaging processes, combined with expanding into power electronics and photonics packaging — positioning themselves at the intersection of packaging technology and Industry 4.0 manufacturing control.

Collaboration profile

How they like to work

Role: specialist_contributorReach: European16 countries collaborated

Boschman consistently participates as a specialist partner rather than leading projects, reflecting their role as an equipment and process provider within larger value chains. With 127 unique partners across 16 countries, they operate in large ECSEL-type consortia (typically 20+ partners), which is standard for European electronics pilot line projects. This broad network makes them well-connected across the European semiconductor ecosystem, though they contribute specialized packaging expertise rather than driving project direction.

Extensive network of 127 partners across 16 countries, built through large ECSEL electronics industry consortia. Their reach spans the major European semiconductor hubs including likely connections to organizations in Germany, France, Austria, and Belgium.

Why partner with them

What sets them apart

Boschman occupies a specific niche: they are one of few European SMEs focused on semiconductor packaging equipment, particularly sintering-based die attach. While large players dominate frontend semiconductor fabrication, Boschman brings deep backend packaging expertise that is critical for power electronics, sensors, and photonics. For consortium builders, they fill the packaging and assembly gap that many consortia need but struggle to source from a flexible, European-based SME.

Notable projects

Highlights from their portfolio

  • HIOS
    Largest single EC contribution (EUR 489,825) — focused on highly integrated optoelectronic sensors, suggesting significant packaging innovation work.
  • INLINETEST
    Most technically specific to their core business — directly addresses quality inspection of sintered die attach joints using infrared thermography.
  • Power2Power
    Their most recent funded project (2019-2022), signaling expansion into power semiconductor packaging for electric mobility and grid applications.
Cross-sector capabilities
Health / Medical devices (micro-fabricated medical device packaging)Transport / Electric mobility (power semiconductor packaging for EVs and trains)Energy / Grid power electronics (silicon-based power solutions)Manufacturing / Industry 4.0 (in-line inspection and quality control)
Analysis note: Profile is well-supported by 6 projects with clear thematic consistency. The company website (boschman.nl) would confirm packaging equipment as their commercial product line. One project (APPLAUSE) was as third party only, suggesting a smaller contribution there. No coordinator roles limits insight into their strategic agenda versus responding to consortium invitations.