AI Weekly: AI helps companies design physical products
Brandon McGee
“While it’s still in the research stages, MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory developed an AI-powered tool called LaserFactory that can print fully functional robots and drones.
At Renault, engineers are leveraging AI-powered software created by Siemens Digital Industries Software to automate the design of automated manual transmission (AMT) systems in cars.
Even Nutella is tapping AI for physical products, using the technology to pull from a database of dozens of patterns and colors to create different versions of its packaging.”
