Larry Page, the co-founder of Google, has established a new artificial intelligence venture focusing on production processes. According to The Information, Page’s company named Dynatomics will concentrate on using artificial intelligence in product manufacturing. It was reported that Page is working with a small engineering team on developing an artificial intelligence capable of creating optimized designs for objects. Furthermore, it was noted that the goal is to have objects produced in a factory using artificial intelligence. The company is backed by Chris Anderson, the CTO of Kittyhawk, an electric aircraft venture previously supported by Page. Thus, Page has joined the entrepreneurs exploring ways to enhance production processes using artificial intelligence. Orbital Materials is creating an artificial intelligence platform focusing on various materials, from batteries to cells that capture carbon dioxide. PhysicsX provides tools to run simulations for engineers working in project areas such as automotive, aviation, and materials science. Instrumental, on the other hand, utilizes artificial intelligence to detect issues in factories.