Super Artificial Intelligence Leader (SAIL) Award
Mobile robot scientist technology awarded 2021 Super Artificial Intelligence Leader (SAIL) Award at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai. The 2020 winner was IBM.
Gearu presents at symposium, “An Open Approach to Closed-Loop Experimentation”
Prof. Andrew Cooper (Gearu CEO) gave a seminar today at a symposium hosted by the University of Basel (An Open Approach to Closed-Loop Experimentation). The title of his talk was “Putting brain in the robot … […]
Gearu CEO joins panel discussion, ‘Key challenges in successfully deploying automation in the lab’ at Future Labs LIVE.
Today, Prof. Andrew Cooper (Gearu CEO) joined a panel discussion at Future Labs LIVE (2022 meeting here) to discuss the challenges in automating laboratory processes. This discussion was joined by a range of attendees from … […]
Chemistry Interdisciplinary Prize winner
Prof. Andrew Cooper (gearu CEO) awarded 2021 Royal Society of Chemistry Interdisciplinary Prize. “For combining autonomous robotics, artificial intelligence and chemistry to discover materials with new properties.”
Building a smarter brain for the mobile robot chemist
Mobile robot researchers can generate huge amounts of data, which poses a problem for data analysis. Artificial intelligence (AI) can analyse such large amounts of data faster than humans. However, such systems tend to make … […]
Digital navigation of energy-structure-function maps to find better materials
Even with fast, efficient mobile robots as developed by Gearu, the available chemical space for new materials is enormous. We need better ‘maps’ to guide robots searches. In a paper published today in Nature Communications, … […]
Gearu in Cambridge
Prof. Andrew Cooper (Gearu CEO) gave a seminar today to the Cambridge University Chemical Society discussing his research on mobile robot chemists. Calling Cambridge chemistry graduates to join us at Gearu…
Gearu wins Future Innovation Fund support from Liverpool City Region
Gearu (then named Mobotics) has been awarded funding by the Liverpool City Region to accelerate the commercialization of mobile robot researchers. Launched by the Mayor in mid-June, the £3 m Future Innovation Fund is providing … […]
Mobile robot scientist research published in Nature
Researchers at the University of Liverpool have built an intelligent mobile robot scientist that can work 24-7, carrying out experiments by itself. The robot scientist, the first of its kind, makes its own decisions about … […]