Atinary opens Boston self-driving laboratory
Atinary opened a Boston facility that executes closed-loop chemistry and materials experiments using its SDLabs platform, robotics and analytical instruments.
Evidence notes
- The lab houses two autonomous Scientific Discovery Factory platforms that design, execute, analyse and learn from physical experiments.
- Integrated equipment comes from ABB, Agilent, Bruker, Chemspeed and Mettler-Toledo.
- Initial work focuses on small-molecule synthesis and catalysis, with experiment results feeding back into machine-learning models to choose subsequent runs.
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.