Application‑driven Semiconductor Chip Sorter segmentation reflects the end‑use demand across distinct product families, each imposing unique sorting criteria that affect equipment selection and pricing. Memory chips (DRAM, NAND) dominate the landscape, representing the largest share because their high wafer output and tight pitch requirements necessitate ultra‑fast, high‑precision sorters; this drives the greatest portion of market revenue. Logic chips, including CPUs and GPUs, require versatile sorting to accommodate diverse die sizes and heterogeneous integration, thereby contributing a substantial second tier of earnings. Power devices—such as MOSFETs and IGBTs—pose thermal and mechanical handling challenges, prompting the adoption of specialized sorters that command higher unit prices despite lower volume. Finally, Sensors & IoT components, characterized by miniaturized form factors and varied package types, expand the market’s breadth, supporting niche growth and fostering innovation in sorter technology. The pie‑chart below quantifies each application’s relative share of the total market.