To effectively reduce plastic use, we need to develop alternatives like paper straws that are cost-competitive and durable, and educate consumers about the negative impacts of plastic.

We are developing a product that starts from CO2 and ends with an edible fruit plant, creating a fully biodegradable and biocompatible product.

We continuously identify and eliminate wasteful practices that don't add value for customers, such as optimizing trailer space to reduce costs.

We're building general autonomy software for industrial vehicles, making clinical skincare products for people of color, and developing the world's first biodegradable and carbon-neutral polyester alternative engineered from food waste.

Agents require significantly more energy than previous workloads, which will impact our planet.

As a dual-use company, we aim to create products that can function across different sectors without extensive modifications, which ultimately reduces costs.

We're transforming the notebook industry from a model of frequent replacements to one where products are used for longer periods, which is a win for us.

Sustainability was hardwired into our engineering approach from the beginning, as engineers aim to use the least amount of energy and materials.

We are committed to using technology responsibly, ensuring that our work with organisms is beneficial not just for humans but for the environment as well. This is particularly important in industries like sericulture, where around 1,000 cocoons are exterminated for each shirt produced, highlighting the abuse of these organisms.