No — Ingredient Explorer is a smart assistant that aggregates PubMed evidence and highlights opportunities. Validation happens on NemaLife’s high-throughput C. elegans platform.

We focus on six areas: Longevity, Cognitive Health, Muscle Health, Gut Health, Metabolic Health, and Stress Resilience.

No — you can try Ingredient Explorer free. For full validation studies, schedule a consultation with the NemaLife team.

The C. elegans community conducts phenotypic studies by acquiring diverse image collections of worms, and their cellular/sub-cellular features. NemaStudio.ai is designed to eliminate bottlenecks associated with manual scoring as well as desktop image processing softwares that require user expertise and intervention to specify settings. In addition, NemaStudio.ai is continuously replenished with new visual AI models as they become validated.

There are a number of reasons why visual AI models are preferred compared to image processing softwares that many labs have used as a workhorse. Visual AI models are (i) automated and efficient (ii) consistent and accurate in scoring phenotypes (iii) scalable to process millions of images (iv) adaptive since they can be retrained and fine-tuned to perform specific tasks.

The accuracy and performance of our AI models depends on the stage of validation and deployment. Some of the models have achieved 95% accuracy while others are lower. We do not expect our AI models to reach near 100% accuracy, and also there will be a training bias. It is important that our AI models cut down the manual and subjective effort of phenotypic scoring and have a human in the data loop to review results and take any necessary corrective measures.

Validation is the key to AI model performance and trust. We use a three-step process to ensure that our visual AI models are well validated. First we train our model using few thousand images. Second, we subject it to rigorous testing by developing new image data sets with positive controls or mutants to ensure that the model results translate well to expected trends in experiments. Third, we continuously update the model as new image data sets are being generated. Finally, the optionality of reviewing the AI-scored images in NemaStudio.ai is provided for users to confirm or censor phenotypic images as needed.

Yes, we designed this platform to be user-friendly, so anyone with basic computer skills can use it with minimal training. It is suitable for a wide range of users, from graduate students to postdocs to even undergraduate researchers.

Yes, our software supports processing both videos and images. Currently, we are exploring the breadth of image/video formats that NemaStudio.ai can tackle. Stay tuned for more updates or reach out to us if you have a specific format in mind.

The number of videos and images you can process depends on your subscription tier. We are currently finalizing the subscription tiers for our customers. If you have a good sense of how much volume of images you would like to process on a monthly or annual basis, please contact us and let us know. You can also check back later or sign up below to receive email notifications when our subscription tiers are released.

Yes, we offer a free trial period for prospective customers to test NemaStudio.ai with their own images and videos. Please contact us, and we will be happy to set you up for a trial of our software.

Since NemaStudio.ai is web-based, you can use it on any device with internet access and a modern web browser. For the best user experience, we recommend using a computer or a tablet to access Nemastudio.ai.

Yes, we love working with images containing unique and new C. elegans phenotypes. Please contact us, and we will be happy to set up a call to discuss a potential collaborative project.

Our visual AI models are updated almost every month with new features. If you have a specific feature in mind, we are open to discussing your needs and exploring how we can assist.

No — Ingredient Explorer is a smart assistant that aggregates PubMed evidence and highlights opportunities. Validation happens on NemaLife’s high-throughput C. elegans platform.