Mater-AI
AI-designed thermoelectric materials for power generation and solid-state cooling in automotive, industrial and IoT systems
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- Young companyFounded 2023
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-10
About Mater-AI
Mater-AI develops thermoelectric materials using AI-guided discovery, synthesis and testing. Its materials are designed to improve thermoelectric efficiency without toxic elements.
The materials are intended for power generation and solid-state cooling across automotive, industrial and IoT applications. Mater-AI works with research partners including the University of Cambridge, Imperial College London and the Henry Royce Institute.
MATER-AI LIMITED was founded in 2023 and is based in Dorking, United Kingdom.
Product: AI-designed thermoelectric materials for power generation and solid-state cooling.
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