Honeywell has introduced TrackWise Recall Management, a cloud-based artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted platform that redefines how life sciences manufacturers proactively manage product recalls in order to improve patient safety.
Rohit Dayama, global client partner, Life Sciences, UK&I, Cognizant explores how by harnessing extensive datasets, organisations can speed up drug discovery, refine precision medicine, and improve operational efficiency.
Sail Biomedicines’ Kerry Benenato and Rajesh Ramaswamy discuss the roles artificial intelligence (AI) can play in informing programmability, using the example of Sail’s tailored Endless RNATM (eRNATM) medicines.
Verista highlights the COUNTQ Tray Inspection System, an AI-enabled inspection and reconciliation system designed to revolutionise the counting and verification of vials, syringes, ampoules, and other tray-loaded parts in pharma manufacturing.
CluePoints, provider of statistical and AI-driven software solutions, has been named as a finalist in the ‘Innovative Clinical Trial Solutions’ category at the 2025 Citeline Awards.
ArisGlobal has announced that another pharmaceutical company has chosen LifeSphere Advanced Signals, a pharmacovigilance solution that leverages automation and AI-driven insights to streamline signal detection and management.
Honeywell has introduced TrackWise Manufacturing, an artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted, cloud-native platform designed to transform how life sciences companies manage, automate and digitalise operations.
Sapio Sciences, the science-aware lab informatics platform, has announced the integration of the NVIDIA BioNeMo platform into the Sapio Lab Informatics Platform.
Systech has announced the launch of UniSecure artAI, an AI-powered authentication solution designed to safeguard brands, ensure packaging quality and protect patients.
42 Technology (42T) has joined forces with industry experts in machine vision, edge AI silicon and software – Balluff, Synaptics and Arcturus Networks – to help develop and demonstrate a breakthrough approach for AI-powered automated line clearance.
Honeywell has announced that it has developed a new technology, Digital Holographic Microscopy, that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to help count and classify tiny particles or cells.
