Instrument results
Connect an instrument’s existing output files to the right records in your lab software, with clear mappings and visible errors.
LaminarForge
Lab automation for scalable workflows.
Connect instruments, software, and records so useful work can grow with less repetitive effort. LaminarForge is starting with focused software and data integration projects for labs.
Automation services
One useful workflow, working reliably.
We’re looking for labs with a repetitive software or data task that gets in the way. A starting project could move one instrument’s results into the records your team already uses. We first review your tools, access, and requirements to establish a practical scope.
Workflow integration
Connect the tools you already use and reduce repetitive data entry. Use supported integrations where they fit; build around the gaps that remain.
A focused first project
Start with one task, agree what success looks like, and document how the workflow runs before expanding it.
The thinking behind LaminarForge
Scale and efficiency start with the workflow.
I’m a platform information engineer. My work is about turning complex processes into reliable systems that people use every day. I look for repetitive steps, connect the pieces, and build workflows that can grow without adding the same manual work. LaminarForge brings that focus on scale and efficiency to the lab.
Our long-term mission
Help research move toward an HSV-2 cure.
The aim is to make research easier to repeat and scale through open, modular lab automation. Alongside service projects, we’re exploring liquid handling across multiple vessels and how existing hardware can support that work.
This work is at the research and design stage. The module architecture and vessel format are still being evaluated.
Explore the research and design conceptsOpen research
Build knowledge others can use.
Our research should be accessible to other builders and research groups. Paid engineering projects and research funding are two routes we’re exploring to support that mission.
- Share our research, design decisions, useful files, and results so others can inspect and improve the work.
- Document failures alongside progress. Both help the next person build on what we learn.
- Keep client data and confidential work private. Public research belongs in the open.
Contact
Tell us what takes too much manual work.
Describe the task, the tools involved, and what you’d like to improve. Research and funding inquiries are welcome too.