Larry Page, the founder of Google, has established a new artificial intelligence initiative focused on manufacturing processes. According to The Information, Page’s company named Dynatomics will concentrate on using artificial intelligence for product manufacturing. Reports indicate that Page is working with a small team of engineers to develop AI capable of creating optimized designs for objects. It was also noted that the goal is to use artificial intelligence to have objects manufactured in a factory. Chris Anderson, formerly the CTO of the electric aircraft initiative Kittyhawk supported by Page, is reportedly behind the company. This move places Page among entrepreneurs exploring ways to improve production processes using artificial intelligence. Orbital Materials is building an artificial intelligence platform that focuses on various materials, from batteries to cells that capture carbon dioxide. PhysicsX provides tools to run simulations for engineers working in project areas like automotive, aviation, and materials science. Instrumental, meanwhile, uses artificial intelligence to detect issues in factories.