Invention drives progress. Materials drive invention.
The most monumental breakthroughs in tech all start the same way: Someone finds a new material.
The transistor. The jet turbine. The heat shield that gets a spacecraft safely back to Earth. You don't have to know about the materials behind those inventions to know they reshaped the texture of human life and introduced an era of abundance beyond our ancestors’ wildest dreams.
Materials enable every step forward for humanity, but the way they’re being discovered isn’t keeping pace with what’s possible.
In every industry, thousands of the world’s most impressive scientists and engineers have been running into the same wall for decades: The material they need doesn't exist yet, and inventing one takes ten years and a hundred million dollars. We know, because we’ve been those scientists chipping away at labwork drudgery, and we’ve been those engineers forced to work around what exists. Inventing anything new simply takes too long to keep up with our vision of human prosperity.
AI-powered cloud labs create a new scientific method.
Science is changing. Automation is here. AI is here. Put them together and you get a lab that runs hypothesis, synthesis, and testing day and night, with hundreds of experiments working together at once.
Radical AI’s cloud lab is an applied discovery machine that you don't have to build, staff, or wait years to access, that runs real experiments and hands you back real results. It's the same shift computing made when it moved off of one machine in the back office and into the cloud. It’s the capability, on demand, for anyone with a hard materials problem to solve it without busywork or admin. It’s a tool quickly becoming essential to the leading scientists and engineers across national laboratories and private companies, because it turns their expertise into validated results faster than has ever been possible before.
The next wave of invention starts now.
Radical is the only AI-powered materials company built by materials scientists, the only one running a lab built for how automation and AI actually change discovery. Simulations will never be enough, and will never be able to drive results on the timeframes we have achieved: novel discoveries in weeks, outperforming existing materials, validated by third parties, repeated across industry applications as varied as aerospace, energy, and semiconductors.
This is the beginning of a new industrial revolution. Somewhere, a scientist is about to invent something the world doesn't have a name for yet. With each passing day, it becomes more likely that they’ll invent it with Radical AI.