The new 'moonshot' unit, dubbed Intrinsic, will 'become an independent Alphabet company', and seek industrial partners to advance their work helping to make everything from solar panels to cars, the new unit's chief, said Tan-White. — AFP
SAN FRANCISCO: Google’s parent Alphabet unveiled a new “moonshot” project to develop software for robotics which could be used in a wide range of industries.
The new unit, dubbed Intrinsic, will “become an independent Alphabet company,” and seek industrial partners to advance their work helping to make everything from solar panels to cars, the new unit’s chief, Wendy Tan-White, said in a blog post.
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