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Google co-founder Larry Page is building a new company called Dynatomics that\u2019s focused on applying AI to product manufacturing, according to The Information<\/a>.<\/p>\n Page is reportedly working with a small group of engineers on AI that can create \u201chighly optimized\u201d designs for objects and then have a factory build them, per The Information. Chris Anderson, previously the CTO of Page-backed electric airplane startup Kittyhawk, is running the stealth effort, The Information reports.<\/p>\n Page isn\u2019t the only entrepreneur exploring ways AI could be used to improve manufacturing processes (although he might be one of the richest<\/a>).<\/p>\n Orbital Materials<\/a> is creating an AI platform that can be used to discover materials ranging from batteries to carbon dioxide-capturing cells. PhysicsX<\/a> provides tools to run simulations for engineers working on project areas like automotive, aerospace, and materials science. Elsewhere, Instrumental<\/a> is leveraging vision-powered AI to detect factory anomalies.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n