AI & Computing Lab · Automat Labs
AI moves fast, and it runs on hardware that moves just as fast. This lab follows both: what the new models can actually do for lab and engineering work, and the semiconductor technology — 2 nm nodes, new transistor architectures — that makes them possible.
01Topics
New models, methods and tooling — read critically, tested hands-on, and summarised for engineers who need to know what changed.
Where AI earns its place in real workflows: method development, data review, documentation, and automation software.
How transistors keep shrinking: gate-all-around nanosheets replacing FinFETs, backside power delivery, and what comes after.
Following the public research and roadmaps from imec in Leuven and the wider semiconductor ecosystem — from lithography to new materials.
02Research log
Notes, experiments and explainers — published here as the lab gets going.
Questions, ideas or a use case to explore — get in touch.