Bruker invests in Atinary and expands self-driving-lab integration
Bruker made a minority investment in Atinary and expanded integration of SDLabs with Chemspeed robotics and Bruker analytical instruments.
Evidence notes
- The combined stack automates reagent handling, reactions, sampling and inline analysis in closed-loop experimental workflows.
- Atinary’s SDLabs platform selects experiments and learns from instrument results while Chemspeed hardware executes laboratory steps.
- The companies are extending an existing technical relationship into a strategic commercial collaboration.
Company context
Atinary develops SDLabs, a no-code AI platform that orchestrates robotic laboratory equipment and experimental learning loops. Its self-driving-lab systems design, execute, analyse and refine chemistry and materials experiments with integrated automation.