Nottingham AI firm lands £619,000 to take technology into steel industry

Christopher Hyde, Andy Morris, Dan Hatfield, Benedikt Engel, Daniel Hebert, William Lavie, Ryan Lye, Morgan Jones, Ben Osborne, George Troulliotis and Tanmay Mhatre

A Nottingham AI company has secured £619,000 from Innovate UK to accelerate technology designed to cut costs and carbon emissions in steel manufacturing.

MatAlytics, which emerged from a PhD research programme at the University of Nottingham, will use the funding to develop and commercially validate its CITRUS physics-based AI platform.

The award follows £100,000 of previous Innovate UK backing and was made through its Frontier AI programme, which s... You can carry on reading TheBusinessDesk.com for free, but you have reached the maximum number of pages an unregistered user can view. To register for an account, click here or login below...

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