LabVoice is an AI voice assistance platform designed for laboratory environments, enabling hands-free data capture and real-time process management through voice commands. It enhances operational efficiency by streamlining workflows, resulting in a 50% increase in productivity and improved data quality.
Funding
$3M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Laboratory scientists often face challenges in manually recording data and managing processes, leading to inefficiencies, data quality issues, and potential safety risks. Traditional methods require scientists to interrupt their work to document findings, update electronic lab notebooks (ELNs), and interact with instruments, which can slow down research and increase the risk of errors.
Solution
LabVoice offers an AI-powered voice assistance platform designed to streamline laboratory workflows and enhance data capture. The platform connects scientists with instruments and software through voice commands, enabling hands-free operation and real-time process management. By modeling interactive processes and providing a personalized digital lab assistant, LabVoice aims to improve operational efficiency, reduce contamination, and improve the overall work experience for scientists.
Target Audience
LabVoice targets scientists, research teams, and laboratory personnel in biotech, pharmaceutical, and contract research organizations (CROs) seeking to improve efficiency, data quality, and safety in their lab environments.
Features
- Voice-activated control of laboratory instruments and software
- Hands-free data capture and real-time updates to ELNs
- Customizable workflows to standardize and optimize laboratory processes
- Mobile app for iOS and Android, providing access to the digital lab assistant
- Integration with SoftMouse.NET for streamlined animal management
- Interactive process modeling for experiment planning and execution
- Two-way communication between scientists and lab systems for real-time data modification