The real-world experimental layer for AI.

Real experiments for AI teams, planned by our software and run by our robots.

The real-world experimental layer for AI.

Real experiments for AI teams, planned by our software and run by our robots.

AINORO's co-founder and CEO
“Science is what moves humanity forward. But if you walk into a lab today, it looks almost identical to one from 30 years ago.”

Co-founder & CEO, AINORO

One API call runs
a real experiment.

Four steps, from your model’s request to its data.

  1. 01

    Your model calls the API

    It sends the experiment it wants, in one request.

    The request and the run id it returns: “Prepare a 96-well PCR reaction mix, 50 µL per well” → pcr-mix-96, beside an empty 96-well plate drawn at true size.
  2. 02

    Our agent plans the run

    Every well written out, and checked by a person.

    The plan for pcr-mix-96: one well by volume, 18.0 water, 25.0 2× master mix, 2.5 forward primer, 2.5 reverse primer, 2.0 template; the forward primer that version 1 added twice is ringed.
  3. 03

    Robots run it in our lab

    Robots do the bench work. Every step is recorded.

    The run from above: the deck, plates P1–P7 and tip boxes; water, master mix, both primers and template go in turn into the plate at P5, 96 wells × 50.0 µL.
  4. 04

    Your model gets the data

    Each result comes back as a full record.

    Two records of well A1: run 1 stopped at 18.0 µL, incomplete; version 3 changes the setup; run 2, 50.0 µL, ok.

How your model connects

The software behind every run.

Click through a run, from the request to the results.

See the software

Robot hands,
at a real bench.

Every tube, tip and plate in your run is handled by our robots, in our own lab.

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