It’s a common sight in most people’s garages; half-full paint cans and half-used rolls of wallpaper. Decofy believes it’s time to use technology to change these old habits when it comes to decorating homes. Decofy, the AI-powered mobile retail channel, launched in April to help home decorators realize their design dreams, and, at the same time, end systemic paint waste and the environmental damage it can cause.
The company offers a state-of-the-art R&D platform that delivers meaningful data insights via AI and ML plus advanced lab productivity tools. With the additional financial resources, the company will onboard even more chemistry and materials science companies.
With the introduction of artificial intelligence in the chemical industry, questions about technical, operational, and organizational implementation are increasingly emerging.
AI's ability to analyze large amounts of data and provide insights into consumer behavior can help create more effective and targeted marketing campaigns.
This artificial intelligence (AI) technology facilitates the development of material recipes with targeted optical properties while assuring mechanical properties.
The coatings industry – including paint – is just one of many industries that are slowly adapting to tech-friendly innovations. Now, with technological advances like Big Data, artificial intelligence (AI), and Machine Learning taking the digital world by storm, the paint and coatings industry can definitely benefit in more ways than one.
LyondellBasell has entered into a multi-year agreement with Citrine Informatics to utilize the Citrine Platform for Materials Informatics and artificial intelligence (AI)-guided product development.
Demand for coatings has not faltered during the pandemic. As a result, the industry remains slow in embracing digitization at scale. At the same time, new computational technologies promise to unlock the value of innovation toward higher performance coatings and streamlined processes.
