How We Revive Your Chemical Data
From document scanning to intelligent search — a comprehensive AI-powered pipeline built specifically for chemical data.
The extraction pipeline
Intelligent Extraction
Our AI algorithms scan and identify areas of interest in your documents, handling diverse layouts from physical books to digitised PDFs. The system automatically identifies tables, chemical structures, text blocks, and other critical elements.
Advanced Character Recognition
State-of-the-art OCR models accurately transcribe everything from printed text to difficult handwritten notes. Our models are specifically trained on scientific documents to handle specialized terminology and notation.
Chemical Structure Recognition
Specialised OCSR models interpret molecular diagrams using various notations and drawing styles. This unlocks the vast amounts of information trapped within chemical structure diagrams.
Table Structuring
Innovative techniques detect and structure tables, preserving the relationships between data points. Tables are some of the most information-dense elements in scientific documents, and we ensure nothing is lost.
Document Structuring
Information is brought together across all pages to provide a cohesive understanding of each document. Context is preserved and relationships between different sections are maintained.
Intelligent Search
Powerful search algorithms make your unique datasets fully searchable. Perform text searches, chemical structure searches, and semantic queries across millions of records to find exactly what you need.
Seamless Integration
Export structured data to electronic lab notebooks and other research tools. Our standardised formats ensure compatibility with the workflows you're already using.
What you get
- Fully searchable chemical archives
- Structured tables & reaction schemes
- Molecular diagrams as usable SMILES
- Cross-document data relationships
- Export-ready JSON, CSV & ORD formats
- Seamless ELN & tool integrations
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