Waymo pioneer Sebastian Thrun is building a new robotics startup
Sebastian Thrun, a pioneer in autonomous vehicles, has announced a new stealth robotics startup called Dulo. The company aims to develop foundation models for hardware design to accelerate manufacturing.
Why it matters
Thrun's involvement in a new venture suggests significant potential for innovation in the intersection of AI and industrial robotics.
Sebastian Thrun founded Google's self-driving car efforts. Lino Mirgeler/picture alliance via Getty Images Sebastian Thrun announced he is building a stealth robotics startup called Dulo. Dulo is building foundation models for hardware design. It includes veterans of Waymo, Google Brain, and Stanford's Artificial Intelligence Laboratory. Sebastian Thrun , one of the pioneers of the self-driving industry, is working on a new robotics startup called Dulo. He revealed the new venture at the end of a keynote speech at Actuate, a robotics conference in San Francisco on Tuesday. "I am not speaking about the company yet," Thrun said. "It's under stealth, it's very small. But it's in robotics," he told an audience of robotics founders and employees. Few details about the company are publicly available.
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