Google founder launched a new startup in the field of artificial intelligence and production

According to a report from The Information website, Larry Page, a founder of Google, is launching a new startup called Dynatomics That is on the use of Artificial Intelligence It focuses on product production.

According to the report, Page, along with a small group of engineers, is developing artificial intelligence -based systems that can provide “very optimized” designs for a variety of objects and then submit these designs to factories for production. The management of this confidential project is headed by Chris Anderson; A person who previously served as a chief executive of Kittyhawk Electric Aircraft Startup Technology (which Larry Page supported).

Larry Page is not the only entrepreneur to use artificial intelligence to improve industrial production processes, but it is undoubtedly one of the richest of them.

In the same area, startups such as Orbital Materials are also developing a platform that with the help of artificial intelligence can detect and design a variety of materials, including carbon dioxide -absorbing batteries and cells. On the other hand, Physicsx provides tools for simulation to engineers active in projects related to the automotive, aerospace and material sciences. The Institutional startup also identifies possible problems and defects in factory production lines using artificial intelligence based on image processing.

Overall, Larry Page’s interest in the future of artificial intelligence seems to have entered a new phase through industry and production.