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Cronin teams up with second pioneer for DigitalGlassware development
Digital chemistry firm Cronin Group announced on Wednesday that it has secured a second agreement with an unnamed company as part of its DigitalGlassware pioneer programme
The programme, which saw its first company sign up last week, allows companies to sign up for the DigitalGlassware platform, a software interface with a low footprint sensor array that collects, stores and processes data from chemical experiments and allows access to reproducible chemistry through internet protocols.
In a statement, Cronin Group said: "Data analysis need not just be performed retrospectively, but in real-time and a-priori, delivering back to the users, data which when combined with artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies, has the potential to dramatically increase reproducibility and provide unique insights."
In February, the company signed a memorandum of understanding for the evaluation of the software platform with two leading life science companies.
"The purpose of the programme is to trial the company's technology with the full range of target users, allowing the company to observe its performance in different operating environments and locations worldwide. These observations will contribute towards future technology optimisation, prior to wider dissemination to target users," said Cronin Group's statement.
As of 0855 BST, Cronin Group's shares were up 13.64% at 2.50p.