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CubeFabs

AI controls the factory as new materials scale.

Company snapshot

Stage
Unknown
Status
published
Updated
Nov 8, 2026
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What they're building

AI controls the factory as new materials scale. CubeFabs builds modular semiconductor factories with AI inspection and real-time process control, helping next-generation materials move from laboratory experiments to reliable production.

Founders

Matthew Putman

Founder & CEO

Foundation model usage

Editorial estimates from product descriptions. Model providers and actual usage are not confirmed.

Estimated model demand
Low intensity

NYC footprint

Documented NYC location
63 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Building 303, Suite 609, Brooklyn, NY 11205 · Current occupancy not confirmed; see sources below.

Funding

Public funding details are not disclosed yet.

Sources & location evidence

Open research desk ↗

Profile source review: 2026-11-03. CubeFabs, formerly Nanotronics, applies AI to industrial operations. Its AI factory control belongs in the industrial and robotics category. No latest funding round was established from current company sources.

Brooklyn Navy Yard, Brooklyn · verified office

63 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn Navy Yard, Building 303, Suite 609, Brooklyn, NY 11205. Current occupancy not confirmed. Current company's contact page explicitly labels this an office. Nanotronics' company LinkedIn announces rebrand to CubeFabs. Older Navy Yard tenant directory has Building 218 and old corporate profiles show 19 Morris Avenue; use current CubeFabs contact address and retain historical addresses only in notes. Brooklyn Navy Yard is the named campus/locality rather than an inferred postal neighborhood.

CubeFabs | Contact ↗

Source checked 2026-11-03

Notes

CubeFabs is tagged workflow based on buyer clarity, repeat workflow activity, public activity, and fit with the AI Atlas map.

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