Xaira's X-Automate links protein production to HPLC with 97.2% instrument utilization
BoWang87 · x · 2026-10-23
Xaira Chief AI Scientist Bo Wang describes the autonomy loop the company is building: scientists set objectives, X-Scientist coordinates experiments, and X-Automate executes them. The first 7-day deployment connected protein production to HPLC analysis, running 18 plates — 80% more than a modeled 9-to-5 loading schedule — at 97.2% instrument utilization, though four upstream storage interruptions still needed human recovery.
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