When machinists with decades of experience retire, everything they know about how metal behaves under a cutting tool — or anything else they learned through a career of scrapped parts and expensive mistakes — walks out the door with them.
A startup with roots in Seattle, started by two founders in their 20s, is building technology to capture that knowledge long before that point.
Neuramill, founded last year by CEO Nistha Mitra and COO Nick Khormaei, is developing what the company calls an intelligence layer for high-precision manufacturing.
The software reads a design file and figures out how the part should be made: which tools, which…
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