Erik Hosler
CEO

Obsidia offers a non‑destructive reel‑scanning platform that validates every semiconductor chip before it enters production. Using ultra‑precise optical scanning and a golden‑reference comparison engine, the system instantly detects counterfeit, cloned, recycled, tampered, or out‑of‑spec devices, while embedded silicon watermarking provides a unique, tamper‑proof ID for traceability at zero added cost.
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Counterfeit, tampered, and out‑of‑spec semiconductor components infiltrate supply chains, causing safety failures in critical systems such as aerospace, automotive, and industrial control, and leading to costly rework, scrap, and liability. Existing inspection methods are often destructive, slow, or unable to verify each individual chip at scale, leaving manufacturers and end‑users vulnerable to fraud and security breaches.
Obsidia provides a non‑destructive reel‑scanning platform that validates every semiconductor device before it enters production. The system uses ultra‑precise optical scanning to compare each chip against a golden‑reference database, instantly detecting counterfeit, cloned, recycled, tampered, or out‑of‑spec parts. Integrated silicon watermarking embeds a unique, tamper‑proof identifier into each device at zero added cost, enabling traceability throughout the supply chain. Validation results are delivered in real time, allowing manufacturers to reject fraudulent components, maintain quality metrics, and comply with security requirements for defense, aerospace, automotive, and electronics assembly sectors.
Primary customers are defense and aerospace manufacturers, automotive OEMs and Tier‑1 suppliers, and electronics contract manufacturers that require guaranteed component authenticity and traceability for safety‑critical applications.