Matter Intelligence
Ultraspectral vision sensors and a physics-informed AI model that identify materials for robotics, infrastructure and satellite imaging
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Matter Intelligence
Matter Intelligence builds an ultraspectral vision system that pairs its own sensor, which captures thousands of spectral bands from ultraviolet to thermal infrared, with a foundational Large World Model. The model combines physics-informed learning with data to identify materials by chemical composition and to predict system failures.
Target applications named on the company site include autonomous systems that need material-level understanding of their environment, infrastructure monitoring, robots that handle unfamiliar objects, and satellite mapping of Earth's composition. The product is listed as in Early Access. Investors named on the site include Lowercarbon Capital, Bezos Expeditions, Toyota Ventures and State Farm Ventures.
The team is led by CEO Vishnu Sridhar. Open roles are in hardware engineering (optical, electrical, mechanical and flight systems), flight software, AI and data infrastructure, and product, with positions in El Segundo and San Francisco.
Product: Ultraspectral imaging sensor combined with a Large World Model for material identification and physical-world perception.
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