Tomasz Jetka
AI in Pharma Innovation Summit Speaker

Ingenix provides a proprietary multimodal, multiscale generative AI co‑pilot that simulates clinical trials on digital twins of patients, integrating text, graphics, bio‑imaging, 3D structures, sequences, and longitudinal health records. The platform delivers rapid low‑level predictions—from molecular docking to cellular interactions—and aggregates them into detailed forecasts of clinical endpoints and adverse events, helping pharmaceutical and biotech teams design and prioritize trials with greater confidence.
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Pharmaceutical companies face extremely high failure rates in clinical trials, with most candidate drugs not reaching regulatory approval, leading to massive financial losses and delayed patient access to new therapies. Existing AI tools provide only coarse, binary predictions and lack the ability to model the complex, multiscale biology that drives clinical outcomes.
Ingenix offers a proprietary multimodal, multiscale generative AI co‑pilot that simulates clinical trials on digital twins of patients. By ingesting and reasoning over text, graphics, bio‑imaging, 3D structures, sequences, and longitudinal health records, the model performs rapid low‑level predictions—from molecular docking to cellular interactions—and aggregates them into higher‑level insights about clinical endpoints and adverse events. Users query the system in natural language, receiving granular predictions of endpoint values, risk of outlier events, and explanations of the underlying biological drivers. This enables drug developers to evaluate first‑in‑class candidates, optimize trial design, and prioritize R&D investments with far greater confidence.
Primary customers are pre‑clinical development teams, clinical development groups, and strategic planning units within pharmaceutical and biotech companies that need detailed, biologically grounded forecasts of trial performance.