No. 93Industrials & Climate
Asad Tirmizi on Why Factories Are Moving from Programs to Models

Factories, grids, supply chains, and the physical constraints climate software runs into.
No. 93Industrials & Climate

No. 75Industrials & Climate
In our world, "I don’t know" isn't a failure—it’s actually the safest and most important answer the system can give.

No. 68Industrials & Climate
Humans must set the definition of fairness because those are value choices, not technical ones.

No. 64Industrials & Climate
The most dangerous assumption we rejected was that this was primarily a hardware optimization problem.

No. 60Industrials & Climate
Legacy systems based on fragile Excel sheets simply cannot oversee or simulate all these ripple effects in real time.

No. 57Industrials & Climate
Centralization was the correct solution for past constraints. Under today’s constraints, modular, distributed systems are economically competitive, and in many cases, like ours, superior.

No. 50Industrials & Climate
The current environmental situation requires us to rethink how products are designed, recycled and reused, and these decisions depend on so many interlinked variables that it’s almost impossible for us humans to handle them all at once.

No. 48Industrials & Climate
The growing concern of skilled-worker shortage (and changing demographics) in Europe and Germany was a catalyst for us when kicking off our research.

No. 47Industrials & Climate
The core of our product vision is to make nature-based risk as measurable and manageable as financial risk.

No. 20Industrials & Climate
Our biggest challenge now is to improve our generated floor plans based on user feedback.

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