Proof, captured
at the bench.
Computer vision follows every action in the lab and checks it against your protocol — so every result arrives with evidence of how it was made.
How verification works
A tablet and a camera at the bench
Step-by-step instructions appear on a tablet while an off-the-shelf camera records each step — no new instruments, no change to how the lab runs.
Models that know lab procedure
Our models recognize hands, tools, samples and instruments, and map every action to the step it belongs to.
Checked against your protocol
Each step is compared to your protocol after the run. Deviations are flagged and reviewed by our scientists.
Every run ships with proof.
The record behind your data — so you can trust it, share it with collaborators and reviewers, and repeat it exactly.
Capture the work, not the people.
Our cameras are positioned to frame the bench — hands, tools, samples and instruments — not faces or the wider lab. Footage exists to prove your experiment was run exactly as written. Your quantitative results stay with you — we never train on them or share them.
- Bench-only framingCameras capture the work surface, not the people around it.
- Results stay yoursResults are never trained on or shared. Only de-identified video of movements, paired with protocols, is ever used beyond your record — and only with consent.
- Controlled accessOnly the client and the lab that ran the experiment can review its record.
- Clear retentionFootage is kept for an agreed period, then permanently deleted.
