Ole Lehmann(@itsolelehmann):ok this is pretty insane if it works out right now, every new tiny machine needs its own custom tooling and months of setup before you can make a single one atomic machines says their system skips that and it's not a 3d printer making a shape. it builds working machines with moving parts, straight from code the same machine using different code can build completely different products, like: > a motor the size of a grain of sand > cooling built directly into AI chips > a power switch for data centers that flips ~1,000x faster than the normal kind their stated mission is "universal command of matter" we're very early, but it's just another example of how wild the next couple of years might get

2026.10.09 19:19

ok this is pretty insane if it works out right now, every new tiny machine needs its own custom tooling and months of setup before you can make a single one atomic machines says their system skips that and it's not a 3d printer making a shape. it builds working machines with moving parts, straight from code the same machine using different code can build completely different products, like: > a motor the size of a grain of sand > cooling built directly into AI chips > a power switch for data centers that flips ~1,000x faster than the normal kind their stated mission is "universal command of matter" we're very early, but it's just another example of how wild the next couple of years might get

Jeff Holden@jeffholden

2026.10.08 19:50

After six years in stealth, Atomic Machines is out. Our mission: on-demand, universal command of matter. First beachhead: the Matter Compiler, an AI-native manufacturing system that builds working micro-machines from code alone. No per-product tooling. No process development. Different code, different machine.