Alphabet’s Intrinsic Robotics Software Joins Google, Enhancing Physical AI

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Google is expanding its capabilities in physical AI as Alphabet-owned Intrinsic, a robotics software company, transitions to become part of Google’s operations. Intrinsic, known for its AI models and software that enhance industrial robots, will maintain its identity within Google while collaborating closely with Google DeepMind and leveraging Google’s Gemini AI models and cloud services.

Intrinsic originally emerged as an independent Alphabet company in 2021 after incubation within Alphabet’s X division. Notable companies that also originated from X include Waymo and Wing. Wendy Tan White has been leading Intrinsic as the CEO since its transition.

Shortly after becoming independent, Intrinsic made significant moves in the industry, acquiring Vicarious, another robotics software firm, in April 2022. Additionally, the company acquired key commercial divisions of Open Robotics, a non-profit focusing on robotics hardware and software platforms.

Alphabet has not disclosed specific details regarding the financial aspects of the Intrinsic-Google integration. This strategic alignment underscores Google’s commitment to advancing in the realm of physical AI and robotics through the expertise of Intrinsic.

Source: TechCrunch