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BASF ECMS deploys CurieOS for AI-driven materials discovery. Read the announcement

How science and engineering teams
can put AI to work

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Only 36% of practitioners use
AI in core engineering work.

Interest in AI runs high across chemistry, hardware, and engineering teams, but few have found where it holds up in core design and delivery work.

This session covers examples of where AI is accelerating science and engineering today: evaluating new cooling fluids from molecule screening through to process performance, sizing liquid-cooling hardware from system requirements, and taking a data center client spec through concept design to submittal documents.

Hear directly from the Orbital Industries team on
where AI has earned trust in their own projects.

Agenda at a glance

  1. Open

    A quick introduction to Orbital Industries, the projects we work on, and how we've built the expertise behind them.

  2. Materials, hardware, and deployment engineering

    Matt (PhD), Graham (PhD), and Jaden (P.Eng.) share examples, covering what's changed in their day-to-day workflows and where AI has earned trust. Learn how AI is impacting each domain, drawn from real projects in materials, hardware, and deployment engineering. Q&A follows.

  3. See how we run CurieOS in-house

    Demo of how we use CurieOS day-to-day, Orbital Industries' AI operating system for science and engineering.

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