Halter creates GPS enabled, solar powered collars for cows. The collar hardware allows farmers to use simple tablet app software to remotely set geographic boundaries for cattle, virtual fences. Farmers use Halter's system to avoid physically herding cows, maximizing farmer time and productivity.
CH4 Global Inc. is a holding company based in San Francisco, California, that specializes in producing seaweed bio-products aimed at reducing methane emissions from livestock. Founded in 2019, the company focuses on Asparagopsis armata, a seaweed supplement that has been scientifically proven to decrease methane emissions from ruminant animals such as cows, goats, sheep, and deer by up to 90%. By leveraging advanced aquaculture techniques, CH4 Global provides innovative solutions to mitigate greenhouse gases on a global scale, with its products offered through subsidiaries in the United States, Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific. The company has attracted investment from family offices and private investors, as well as support from government organizations, to further its mission of addressing climate change while providing benefits like carbon credits for farmers and food producers.
GenEdit, Inc. focuses on the development of novel, non-viral, nanoparticle-based delivery technology and enabling next generation CRISPR-based gene therapies. The foundation of our CRISPR-Nanoparticle Technology Platform is based on successfully engineering the individual components of the CRISPR system to overcome the limitations of existing delivery vehicles for CRISPR-based therapeutics.
Earth AI Pty Ltd. develops artificial intelligence (AI) based software that locates areas of mineralization in greenfield and remote areas with no pre-existing geological data. The company gives geologists location suggestions for mineral exposure and auto generates precise geological maps from satellite, geophysical, and geochemical datasets. Earth AI Pty Ltd. was founded in 2016 and is based in Parramatta, Australia.
Pivot Bio is a biotechnology company founded in 2010 and based in Emeryville, California. The company specializes in advancing crop nutrition through a deep understanding of the microbiome. By leveraging engineering principles and data science, Pivot Bio develops innovative solutions that utilize naturally occurring microbes to enhance crop yield and quality. Their proprietary ON Technology aims to provide essential nutrients to crops, specifically focusing on enabling microbes to fix and supply nitrogen for corn. This approach seeks to offer a sustainable alternative to traditional chemical fertilizers and pesticides, helping farmers improve their yields while addressing the nutritional needs of the growing global population. Through collaboration and communication, Pivot Bio is dedicated to transforming agricultural practices and contributing to a healthier planet.
Strateos automates chemistry, biology, and tissue analysis into closed loop robotic labs that accelerate drug discovery programs. Through a combination of best-in-class robotics and control systems, advanced software for imaging and analytics, and remote cloud laboratories, we enable our pharmaceutical partners to more rapidly and efficiently discover new drug candidates.
Born of a merger between Transcriptic and 3Scan, Strateos combines the strengths of those companies to amplify their impact and accelerate drug discovery.
Transcriptic developed the first robotic cloud laboratory platform for on-demand life science research, which is currently in use at several top pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. 3Scan combined automation, machine learning and computer vision to extract spatial data from tissue samples and create detailed 3D representations as well as quantitative analysis of complex anatomical structures. Now these two portfolios will be combined to offer a suite of technologies for accelerating drug discovery and early development.
By expressing life science methods as data, infrastructure virtualization will become possible. "Science-as-a-Service" will power the next generation of discovery, driven by huge efficiencies of both time and money.
Transcriptic was founded in 2012 to create a better way to get lab work done. Tired of spending endless hours at the bench pretending to be slow, error-prone robots, they set out to build a modern solution to the day-to-day process of wet lab biology.
Drawing on deep computer science and electrical engineering backgrounds in addition to life science, Strateos was born: a meticulously optimized, technology-enabled remote lab. Using state-of-the-art automation and control technology, and an emphasis on user experience and usability, they are working on building a stark contrast to the long, complicated sales process, high prices, and slow turnarounds of traditional CROs.
They are working hard to build a great company that can be a true partner for your lab for a long time, progressively enabling ever greater levels of productivity and efficiency. They are scientists building for scientists.
Halter creates GPS enabled, solar powered collars for cows. The collar hardware allows farmers to use simple tablet app software to remotely set geographic boundaries for cattle, virtual fences. Farmers use Halter's system to avoid physically herding cows, maximizing farmer time and productivity.
Gro Intelligence is a data analytics platform focused on the global agriculture industry, utilizing artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze a wide range of agricultural data. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, with an additional office in Nairobi, the company aggregates and processes both structured and unstructured data from diverse sources, including satellite imagery and trade reports. By employing proprietary algorithms, Gro Intelligence generates predictive models that provide insights into weather patterns, trade flows, pricing dynamics, and production metrics. This enables financial institutions, corporations, and public sector entities to make informed decisions based on comprehensive and timely information. The company has attracted significant investment, raising $20 million to date from notable investors. With approximately 50 employees, Gro Intelligence aims to bridge data gaps within the agricultural sector, enhancing productivity and access to capital for stakeholders across the ecosystem.
Zymergen, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Emeryville, California, founded in 2013. The company focuses on researching, developing, and manufacturing microbes for various industries, including agriculture, chemicals, materials, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and personal care. Zymergen employs a platform that combines automation, machine learning, and genomics to optimize microbial strains, enhancing production processes and fostering improved economic outcomes. The company also offers new product development services, enabling the engineering of novel molecules from diverse microbial sources. With additional offices in Boise, Idaho; Medford, Massachusetts; Seattle, Washington; and Tokyo, Japan, Zymergen integrates advanced technologies to partner with nature in creating innovative materials and products across multiple sectors.
Atomwise Inc. is a deep learning AI technology for structure-based small molecule drug discovery. Atomwise performs hundreds of projects per year in partnership with some of the world’s largest pharmaceutical and agrochemical companies, as well as more than 200 universities and hospitals in 40 countries. Its speed and accuracy make it the most advanced technology for small molecule binding affinity prediction. AtomNet, its AI platform built for drug discovery contains more than 16 billion molecules for virtual screening.
Pivot Bio is a biotechnology company founded in 2010 and based in Emeryville, California. The company specializes in advancing crop nutrition through a deep understanding of the microbiome. By leveraging engineering principles and data science, Pivot Bio develops innovative solutions that utilize naturally occurring microbes to enhance crop yield and quality. Their proprietary ON Technology aims to provide essential nutrients to crops, specifically focusing on enabling microbes to fix and supply nitrogen for corn. This approach seeks to offer a sustainable alternative to traditional chemical fertilizers and pesticides, helping farmers improve their yields while addressing the nutritional needs of the growing global population. Through collaboration and communication, Pivot Bio is dedicated to transforming agricultural practices and contributing to a healthier planet.
Halter creates GPS enabled, solar powered collars for cows. The collar hardware allows farmers to use simple tablet app software to remotely set geographic boundaries for cattle, virtual fences. Farmers use Halter's system to avoid physically herding cows, maximizing farmer time and productivity.
Pyka, Inc. specializes in the development of autonomous electric aircraft, primarily aimed at the agricultural sector. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Oakland, California, the company creates aircraft designed for the application and spraying of chemicals on agricultural lands. These planes are equipped with advanced technology, including autonomous flight controllers, onboard sensors, and systems for obstacle detection and path planning. This enables them to navigate various terrains and perform hyper-short takeoffs and landings from nearly any location. Pyka's aircraft are notable for being the first certified electric autonomous airplanes to operate commercially, providing an innovative and efficient alternative to traditional ground transit in agriculture.
Earth AI Pty Ltd. develops artificial intelligence (AI) based software that locates areas of mineralization in greenfield and remote areas with no pre-existing geological data. The company gives geologists location suggestions for mineral exposure and auto generates precise geological maps from satellite, geophysical, and geochemical datasets. Earth AI Pty Ltd. was founded in 2016 and is based in Parramatta, Australia.
Sabanto is a farming-as-a-service company that specializes in row-crop field operations through the use of low-cost autonomous systems. It offers a technology platform that provides comprehensive agricultural services, utilizing advanced autonomous equipment to manage farming tasks efficiently. By enabling supervised operation from a central location, Sabanto allows farmers to monitor and control their farmlands effectively, streamlining agricultural processes and enhancing productivity.
Strateos automates chemistry, biology, and tissue analysis into closed loop robotic labs that accelerate drug discovery programs. Through a combination of best-in-class robotics and control systems, advanced software for imaging and analytics, and remote cloud laboratories, we enable our pharmaceutical partners to more rapidly and efficiently discover new drug candidates.
Born of a merger between Transcriptic and 3Scan, Strateos combines the strengths of those companies to amplify their impact and accelerate drug discovery.
Transcriptic developed the first robotic cloud laboratory platform for on-demand life science research, which is currently in use at several top pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. 3Scan combined automation, machine learning and computer vision to extract spatial data from tissue samples and create detailed 3D representations as well as quantitative analysis of complex anatomical structures. Now these two portfolios will be combined to offer a suite of technologies for accelerating drug discovery and early development.
By expressing life science methods as data, infrastructure virtualization will become possible. "Science-as-a-Service" will power the next generation of discovery, driven by huge efficiencies of both time and money.
Transcriptic was founded in 2012 to create a better way to get lab work done. Tired of spending endless hours at the bench pretending to be slow, error-prone robots, they set out to build a modern solution to the day-to-day process of wet lab biology.
Drawing on deep computer science and electrical engineering backgrounds in addition to life science, Strateos was born: a meticulously optimized, technology-enabled remote lab. Using state-of-the-art automation and control technology, and an emphasis on user experience and usability, they are working on building a stark contrast to the long, complicated sales process, high prices, and slow turnarounds of traditional CROs.
They are working hard to build a great company that can be a true partner for your lab for a long time, progressively enabling ever greater levels of productivity and efficiency. They are scientists building for scientists.
Agnostiq Inc. is a Toronto-based enterprise technology startup that specializes in security software for quantum cloud computing. Founded in 2018, the company offers solutions designed to ensure the privacy of data and algorithms while enabling users to experiment with quantum processors over the cloud. Agnostiq's software is compatible with current quantum hardware, allowing users to adjust security levels based on their specific needs. By integrating with existing software development kits, Agnostiq provides cross-platform solutions that cater to various cloud service providers. This innovative approach allows privacy-sensitive users to leverage the advantages of quantum computing without compromising their proprietary information.
Zymergen, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Emeryville, California, founded in 2013. The company focuses on researching, developing, and manufacturing microbes for various industries, including agriculture, chemicals, materials, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and personal care. Zymergen employs a platform that combines automation, machine learning, and genomics to optimize microbial strains, enhancing production processes and fostering improved economic outcomes. The company also offers new product development services, enabling the engineering of novel molecules from diverse microbial sources. With additional offices in Boise, Idaho; Medford, Massachusetts; Seattle, Washington; and Tokyo, Japan, Zymergen integrates advanced technologies to partner with nature in creating innovative materials and products across multiple sectors.
GenEdit, Inc. focuses on the development of novel, non-viral, nanoparticle-based delivery technology and enabling next generation CRISPR-based gene therapies. The foundation of our CRISPR-Nanoparticle Technology Platform is based on successfully engineering the individual components of the CRISPR system to overcome the limitations of existing delivery vehicles for CRISPR-based therapeutics.
Entocycle Ltd produces insect based protein animal feed. The company raises black larvae in an automated system where pods monitor and analyze their development and environment. It also picks food waste from farms, factories, and the catering industry to mass produce insects which act as sustainable source of protein. The company caters to feed suppliers, retailers, food, and agricultural industries. Entocycle Ltd was founded in 2014 and is based in London, United Kingdom.
Halter creates GPS enabled, solar powered collars for cows. The collar hardware allows farmers to use simple tablet app software to remotely set geographic boundaries for cattle, virtual fences. Farmers use Halter's system to avoid physically herding cows, maximizing farmer time and productivity.
ENOUGH, formerly known as 3fbio Ltd., is a technology spin-out from the University of Strathclyde, established to develop and commercialize innovative patented technology for the production of mycoprotein, a meat-free food product. The company employs integrated fermentation processes that combine the production of mycoprotein with existing bio-refinery operations, which also generate bioethanol and animal feed as co-products. By utilizing glucose syrup as feedstock for mycoprotein and carbohydrate feedstock for bioethanol, ENOUGH aims to enhance production economics while promoting sustainable food solutions. Incorporated in 2015 and based in Glasgow, United Kingdom, the company focuses on transforming the food, fuel, and feed sectors through its advanced production methods.
Atomwise Inc. is a deep learning AI technology for structure-based small molecule drug discovery. Atomwise performs hundreds of projects per year in partnership with some of the world’s largest pharmaceutical and agrochemical companies, as well as more than 200 universities and hospitals in 40 countries. Its speed and accuracy make it the most advanced technology for small molecule binding affinity prediction. AtomNet, its AI platform built for drug discovery contains more than 16 billion molecules for virtual screening.
Gro Intelligence is a data analytics platform focused on the global agriculture industry, utilizing artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze a wide range of agricultural data. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in New York, with an additional office in Nairobi, the company aggregates and processes both structured and unstructured data from diverse sources, including satellite imagery and trade reports. By employing proprietary algorithms, Gro Intelligence generates predictive models that provide insights into weather patterns, trade flows, pricing dynamics, and production metrics. This enables financial institutions, corporations, and public sector entities to make informed decisions based on comprehensive and timely information. The company has attracted significant investment, raising $20 million to date from notable investors. With approximately 50 employees, Gro Intelligence aims to bridge data gaps within the agricultural sector, enhancing productivity and access to capital for stakeholders across the ecosystem.
Plenty is a vertical farming company founded in 2014 and headquartered in South San Francisco, California. It operates indoor vertical farms that produce fresh, nutrient-rich fruits and vegetables without the use of pesticides or genetically modified organisms. Utilizing proprietary farming systems that integrate engineering, software, and crop science, Plenty's methods consume 99% less water than traditional agriculture and eliminate fertilizer runoff. The company distributes its produce to local stores, emphasizing sustainability and health for both consumers and the environment. Additionally, Plenty maintains a research and development farm in Laramie, Wyoming, furthering its commitment to innovation in agricultural practices.
ENOUGH, formerly known as 3fbio Ltd., is a technology spin-out from the University of Strathclyde, established to develop and commercialize innovative patented technology for the production of mycoprotein, a meat-free food product. The company employs integrated fermentation processes that combine the production of mycoprotein with existing bio-refinery operations, which also generate bioethanol and animal feed as co-products. By utilizing glucose syrup as feedstock for mycoprotein and carbohydrate feedstock for bioethanol, ENOUGH aims to enhance production economics while promoting sustainable food solutions. Incorporated in 2015 and based in Glasgow, United Kingdom, the company focuses on transforming the food, fuel, and feed sectors through its advanced production methods.
Strateos automates chemistry, biology, and tissue analysis into closed loop robotic labs that accelerate drug discovery programs. Through a combination of best-in-class robotics and control systems, advanced software for imaging and analytics, and remote cloud laboratories, we enable our pharmaceutical partners to more rapidly and efficiently discover new drug candidates.
Born of a merger between Transcriptic and 3Scan, Strateos combines the strengths of those companies to amplify their impact and accelerate drug discovery.
Transcriptic developed the first robotic cloud laboratory platform for on-demand life science research, which is currently in use at several top pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. 3Scan combined automation, machine learning and computer vision to extract spatial data from tissue samples and create detailed 3D representations as well as quantitative analysis of complex anatomical structures. Now these two portfolios will be combined to offer a suite of technologies for accelerating drug discovery and early development.
By expressing life science methods as data, infrastructure virtualization will become possible. "Science-as-a-Service" will power the next generation of discovery, driven by huge efficiencies of both time and money.
Transcriptic was founded in 2012 to create a better way to get lab work done. Tired of spending endless hours at the bench pretending to be slow, error-prone robots, they set out to build a modern solution to the day-to-day process of wet lab biology.
Drawing on deep computer science and electrical engineering backgrounds in addition to life science, Strateos was born: a meticulously optimized, technology-enabled remote lab. Using state-of-the-art automation and control technology, and an emphasis on user experience and usability, they are working on building a stark contrast to the long, complicated sales process, high prices, and slow turnarounds of traditional CROs.
They are working hard to build a great company that can be a true partner for your lab for a long time, progressively enabling ever greater levels of productivity and efficiency. They are scientists building for scientists.
Zymergen, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Emeryville, California, founded in 2013. The company focuses on researching, developing, and manufacturing microbes for various industries, including agriculture, chemicals, materials, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and personal care. Zymergen employs a platform that combines automation, machine learning, and genomics to optimize microbial strains, enhancing production processes and fostering improved economic outcomes. The company also offers new product development services, enabling the engineering of novel molecules from diverse microbial sources. With additional offices in Boise, Idaho; Medford, Massachusetts; Seattle, Washington; and Tokyo, Japan, Zymergen integrates advanced technologies to partner with nature in creating innovative materials and products across multiple sectors.
Verdigris Technologies, Inc. specializes in developing software solutions for electricity monitoring and management in commercial facilities. The company's primary product, Verdigris Energy Tracker, identifies operational inefficiencies, automates building management, and predicts demand peaks while detecting equipment failures. By utilizing wireless hardware, Verdigris collects and transmits electricity consumption data to the cloud, enhancing energy efficiency and facilitating smarter facility operations. Additionally, the company's Building.AI platform offers advanced analytics for enterprise facility managers, enabling real-time monitoring and optimization of power usage at the device level. This machine learning-based software provides critical insights that help organizations improve operational performance and reduce energy costs. Founded in 2010, Verdigris Technologies is headquartered in Moffett Field, California.
Pivot Bio is a biotechnology company founded in 2010 and based in Emeryville, California. The company specializes in advancing crop nutrition through a deep understanding of the microbiome. By leveraging engineering principles and data science, Pivot Bio develops innovative solutions that utilize naturally occurring microbes to enhance crop yield and quality. Their proprietary ON Technology aims to provide essential nutrients to crops, specifically focusing on enabling microbes to fix and supply nitrogen for corn. This approach seeks to offer a sustainable alternative to traditional chemical fertilizers and pesticides, helping farmers improve their yields while addressing the nutritional needs of the growing global population. Through collaboration and communication, Pivot Bio is dedicated to transforming agricultural practices and contributing to a healthier planet.
Blue River Technology Inc. engages in developing computer vision and robotics technology for agricultural applications. Its technology identifies weeds and selectively kills unwanted plants. The company’s automated solution is suitable for organic agriculture and fields with chemical-resistant weeds. Blue River Technology Inc. was founded in 2011 and is based in Sunnyvale, California with additional offices in Salinas, California and Yuma, Arizona. As of September 12, 2017, Blue River Technology Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Deere & Company.
Ginkgo Bioworks, founded in 2008 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, specializes in biological engineering by designing, developing, and licensing custom microbes and organisms. The company focuses on discovering and producing a variety of molecules for applications in flavors, sweeteners, cosmetic ingredients, crop treatments, and pharmaceuticals. Additionally, Ginkgo Bioworks offers probiotic bacteria aimed at protecting against harmful infections and creates libraries of molecules for various uses. Its market reach includes sectors such as cultured ingredients, carbon mitigation, probiotics, and natural product discovery.
Zymergen, Inc. is a biotechnology company based in Emeryville, California, founded in 2013. The company focuses on researching, developing, and manufacturing microbes for various industries, including agriculture, chemicals, materials, pharmaceuticals, electronics, and personal care. Zymergen employs a platform that combines automation, machine learning, and genomics to optimize microbial strains, enhancing production processes and fostering improved economic outcomes. The company also offers new product development services, enabling the engineering of novel molecules from diverse microbial sources. With additional offices in Boise, Idaho; Medford, Massachusetts; Seattle, Washington; and Tokyo, Japan, Zymergen integrates advanced technologies to partner with nature in creating innovative materials and products across multiple sectors.
Atomwise Inc. is a deep learning AI technology for structure-based small molecule drug discovery. Atomwise performs hundreds of projects per year in partnership with some of the world’s largest pharmaceutical and agrochemical companies, as well as more than 200 universities and hospitals in 40 countries. Its speed and accuracy make it the most advanced technology for small molecule binding affinity prediction. AtomNet, its AI platform built for drug discovery contains more than 16 billion molecules for virtual screening.
Ginkgo Bioworks, founded in 2008 and based in Boston, Massachusetts, specializes in biological engineering by designing, developing, and licensing custom microbes and organisms. The company focuses on discovering and producing a variety of molecules for applications in flavors, sweeteners, cosmetic ingredients, crop treatments, and pharmaceuticals. Additionally, Ginkgo Bioworks offers probiotic bacteria aimed at protecting against harmful infections and creates libraries of molecules for various uses. Its market reach includes sectors such as cultured ingredients, carbon mitigation, probiotics, and natural product discovery.
Strateos automates chemistry, biology, and tissue analysis into closed loop robotic labs that accelerate drug discovery programs. Through a combination of best-in-class robotics and control systems, advanced software for imaging and analytics, and remote cloud laboratories, we enable our pharmaceutical partners to more rapidly and efficiently discover new drug candidates.
Born of a merger between Transcriptic and 3Scan, Strateos combines the strengths of those companies to amplify their impact and accelerate drug discovery.
Transcriptic developed the first robotic cloud laboratory platform for on-demand life science research, which is currently in use at several top pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. 3Scan combined automation, machine learning and computer vision to extract spatial data from tissue samples and create detailed 3D representations as well as quantitative analysis of complex anatomical structures. Now these two portfolios will be combined to offer a suite of technologies for accelerating drug discovery and early development.
By expressing life science methods as data, infrastructure virtualization will become possible. "Science-as-a-Service" will power the next generation of discovery, driven by huge efficiencies of both time and money.
Transcriptic was founded in 2012 to create a better way to get lab work done. Tired of spending endless hours at the bench pretending to be slow, error-prone robots, they set out to build a modern solution to the day-to-day process of wet lab biology.
Drawing on deep computer science and electrical engineering backgrounds in addition to life science, Strateos was born: a meticulously optimized, technology-enabled remote lab. Using state-of-the-art automation and control technology, and an emphasis on user experience and usability, they are working on building a stark contrast to the long, complicated sales process, high prices, and slow turnarounds of traditional CROs.
They are working hard to build a great company that can be a true partner for your lab for a long time, progressively enabling ever greater levels of productivity and efficiency. They are scientists building for scientists.
Pivot Bio is a biotechnology company founded in 2010 and based in Emeryville, California. The company specializes in advancing crop nutrition through a deep understanding of the microbiome. By leveraging engineering principles and data science, Pivot Bio develops innovative solutions that utilize naturally occurring microbes to enhance crop yield and quality. Their proprietary ON Technology aims to provide essential nutrients to crops, specifically focusing on enabling microbes to fix and supply nitrogen for corn. This approach seeks to offer a sustainable alternative to traditional chemical fertilizers and pesticides, helping farmers improve their yields while addressing the nutritional needs of the growing global population. Through collaboration and communication, Pivot Bio is dedicated to transforming agricultural practices and contributing to a healthier planet.
Blue River Technology Inc. engages in developing computer vision and robotics technology for agricultural applications. Its technology identifies weeds and selectively kills unwanted plants. The company’s automated solution is suitable for organic agriculture and fields with chemical-resistant weeds. Blue River Technology Inc. was founded in 2011 and is based in Sunnyvale, California with additional offices in Salinas, California and Yuma, Arizona. As of September 12, 2017, Blue River Technology Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Deere & Company.
Strateos automates chemistry, biology, and tissue analysis into closed loop robotic labs that accelerate drug discovery programs. Through a combination of best-in-class robotics and control systems, advanced software for imaging and analytics, and remote cloud laboratories, we enable our pharmaceutical partners to more rapidly and efficiently discover new drug candidates.
Born of a merger between Transcriptic and 3Scan, Strateos combines the strengths of those companies to amplify their impact and accelerate drug discovery.
Transcriptic developed the first robotic cloud laboratory platform for on-demand life science research, which is currently in use at several top pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies. 3Scan combined automation, machine learning and computer vision to extract spatial data from tissue samples and create detailed 3D representations as well as quantitative analysis of complex anatomical structures. Now these two portfolios will be combined to offer a suite of technologies for accelerating drug discovery and early development.
By expressing life science methods as data, infrastructure virtualization will become possible. "Science-as-a-Service" will power the next generation of discovery, driven by huge efficiencies of both time and money.
Transcriptic was founded in 2012 to create a better way to get lab work done. Tired of spending endless hours at the bench pretending to be slow, error-prone robots, they set out to build a modern solution to the day-to-day process of wet lab biology.
Drawing on deep computer science and electrical engineering backgrounds in addition to life science, Strateos was born: a meticulously optimized, technology-enabled remote lab. Using state-of-the-art automation and control technology, and an emphasis on user experience and usability, they are working on building a stark contrast to the long, complicated sales process, high prices, and slow turnarounds of traditional CROs.
They are working hard to build a great company that can be a true partner for your lab for a long time, progressively enabling ever greater levels of productivity and efficiency. They are scientists building for scientists.