We're featured in The Engineer on our mission to build the sentient factory
The Engineer visited our London office to learn how we're helping factories see, understand, and improve themselves in real time. Read their deep dive into where we came from and where we're headed.
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How our AI helped build one of the UK's most advanced 3D printing factories
Our collaboration with Batch Works and Plus X has already spun off four new Innovate UK projects — and a blueprint for sustainable, autonomous manufacturing.
The Manufacturer visits our HQ to see practical AI for manufacturing
We opened our doors for a press morning to show how our AI-driven inspection platform installs on production lines in hours and starts catching defects within days, no lengthy setup required.
Our CEO named a Royal Academy of Engineering Young Engineer of the Year
Doug Brion has been recognised as one of the Royal Academy of Engineering's 2026 Young Engineers of the Year for his work giving factories the ability to sense defects, reason through root causes, and optimise production in real time.
Our CEO sits down with Ingenia on building industrial AI
Following his Young Engineer of the Year win, Doug spoke to the Royal Academy of Engineering's Ingenia magazine about life running Matta, his biggest wins of the past year, and his advice to engineers just starting out.
MSI publish Matta Case Study
Made Smarter Innovation published a case study detailing our innovative Smart Sustainable Factories Project, undertaking in collaboration with Batch.Works and Plus X Innovation.
Machining the future: the AI advantage
Check out this insightful article by our co-founder, Sebastian Pattinson, on the future of manufacturing. In it, Sebastian dives into how AI can improve processes and shares valuable tips for using AI-controlled systems effectively.
Matta to sponsor Cambridge PhD
We’re thrilled to sponsor a fully-funded PhD at the University of Cambridge. This is an incredible opportunity to work with top researchers across industry and academia, tackling SOTA AI applications that will shape the future of manufacturing.