“Some of our early AI work has been on basically producing systems to do this. And this allows us to move much more quickly, too, because if you're running so many experiments, you really quickly become bottlenecked on your ability to understand what was produced”
“It takes digital code and produces a complete working micro machine… our first device… 9.5 mm diameter… can carry 150 amps, open in 50 microseconds.”
TBPN · Muse Wonder, Social Reckoning Review, Apple HomeView | Eli Manning & Michael Waldron, Anjney Midha, William Chu & Negin Oliver, Neal Stephenson, Ravi Gupta & John Hegeman, Jack Goldburg, Oege de Moor, Nick Talken, Jeff Holden
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Built a manufacturing system (the matter compiler) that takes digital code and produces complete working micro-machines with moving parts
9.5 mm diameter × 3 mm thick; carries 150 A; opens in 50 µs
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