Pasteur Labs develops Simulation Intelligence technologies that create scalable platforms for modeling multi-scale phenomena across various domains, including energy, climate, and socioeconomics. By enabling human-machine teams to explore a broader range of hypotheses and solutions, the company addresses the limitations of traditional scientific methods in prototyping and deploying innovative interventions.
Funding
$10.5M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Traditional scientific methods struggle to model complex, multi-scale phenomena across diverse domains like energy, climate, and socioeconomics. This limitation hinders the prototyping and deployment of innovative interventions due to the inability to understand cause-effect mechanisms in dynamic environments.
Solution
Pasteur Labs develops Simulation Intelligence (SI) technologies to create scalable platforms for modeling multi-scale phenomena. Their approach enables human-machine teams to explore a broader range of hypotheses and solutions, overcoming the limitations of traditional methods. By reimagining computation for scientific simulation and AI, they facilitate the building of simulation testbeds that efficiently and reliably model technologies and interventions. The SI Operating System allows for more efficient and flexible systems through "HW-SW co-design" and "machine programming." This allows simulators and agents to discover new phenomena inductively and open-endedly.
Target Audience
The primary audience includes researchers and organizations in energy, climate, socioeconomics, and other fields seeking to model complex systems and prototype interventions.
Features
- Scalable platforms for modeling multi-scale phenomena across various domains.
- "HW-SW co-design" for efficient and flexible systems.
- Simulation testbeds for reliably modeling technologies and interventions.
- AI/ML integration for inductive and open-ended scientific exploration.