By integrating the predictive power of theoretical physics, the optimization of artificial intelligence, and the automation of robotics, we aim to contribute to the current industrial ecological movement.
Our Start-up is an environmental organization focused on the following principles:
OPTIMIZATION, AUTOMATION and SCALABILITY.
By applying the scientific method, we aim to modify significant industrial processes directly involved in climate change, as defined by the Manabe-Hasselmann statistical equation, and encourage the large-scale adoption of breakthrough innovations.
Complex Systems
The Earth is a complex system to analyze within the framework of statistical physics. The 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics honored three scientists for their work on complex systems. Manabe and Hasselmann's developments focused on the importance of modeling and understanding climate change.
Complex systems, like the human brain or the Earth, exhibit non-linear, unpredictable dynamics. Studying the Earth's climate behavior requires a specialized approach within the realm of complex systems' statistical science. The 2021 Nobel Laureates in Physics, Manabe, Hasselmann, and Parisi, have significantly contributed to this field, aiding our ecological industrial efforts. Their work focuses on predictive statistics to decipher complex systems' evolution. Manabe explored how atmospheric CO2 impacts global temperatures, while Hasselmann developed models linking climate changes to human-induced greenhouse gas emissions.
