Enzzo announced that Anthropic released a preview of the Model Hardware Standard, which extends MCP to allow AI models to talk to software tools and physical machines like robot arms and lab instruments.
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Anthropic released a preview of the Model Hardware Standard. It extends MCP, the protocol that lets AI models talk to software tools, so an agent can also talk to physic…
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Enzzo
We help companies define hardware products, faster and less expensively.
- Industry
- Technology, Information and Internet
- Location
- Seattle, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Enzzo
Enzzo is a venture backed start-up, using multiple leading large language models, to provide a structured Ai workflow for hardware innovation processes and compress the time from idea to product in half. Making innovation accessible to all.
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