Montréal company whose AIMO software uses deep learning and image recognition to identify pathogens and microorganisms from photos of culture colonies within seconds, sold as SaaS alongside its MicroSelect culture medium.
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Montréal company whose AIMO software uses deep learning and image recognition to identify pathogens and microorganisms from photos of culture colonies within seconds, sold as SaaS alongside its MicroSelect culture medium.
Québec corporation Technologie Bioeureka inc., REQ 1177462687, incorporated March 2022 with its registered office in Montréal, status Active. ised-isde.canada.ca
Describes AIMO as combining deep learning with patented image-recognition algorithms, trained on millions of pathogen images, identifying colonies with accuracy above 95%. bioeureka.com
NRC IRAP funded the development of the Bioeureka application under an agreement starting in May 2023. search.open.canada.ca
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AI colony identification
Company describes software trained on millions of images of pathogens and microorganisms that identifies culture colonies within seconds after incubation, combining deep learning with patented image-recognition algorithms, offered as SaaS with a free monthly tier.
Learn moreCulture medium
Company's own culture medium, sold alongside AIMO for microbial identification.
Learn moreGovernment support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
NRC IRAP — Development of the Bioeureka application
NRC IRAP — Contributions to Firms
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Mohamed M. Diallo
Co-founder and Chairman
Karyne Pinard
Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer
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