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AI scientist workspace for protocols and assay design
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Potato is AI-native software for scientists. It helps research methods, build protocols, design experiments and improve plate-based assays in one connected workspace.
Scientists describe the method or assay they need, and Potato researches protocols and produces experiment designs, platemaps, worklists and robotics scripts. These handoff-ready deliverables go to the lab for execution.
Potato targets pharmaceutical R&D, biotech companies, contract research organizations, assay and automation teams and autonomous lab teams. One antibody development expert reports drafts needing 45 minutes of review instead of 8 to 12 hours of manual work.
Potato lists pricing on a pricing page that could not be read for this listing. Contact the vendor for current plans.
Alternatives include Explainpaper and ChatPDF for reading papers, though Potato focuses on lab protocol and assay work.
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