Go beyond simple record-keeping with Abio Campfire and bridge the gap between your dry lab's computational output and your wet lab's experimental rigor, enabling seamless data flow and enhanced collaboration.
At the heart of modern R&D lies the challenge of harmonizing diverse data streams and complex processes. Abio Campfire acts as the central nervous system for your laboratory, providing a unified environment for everything from experimental design and in silico tools to process management and advanced data analytics. It empowers your team to move beyond fragmented data silos and disconnected software, centralizing your research into one powerful platform.
Our platform supports a wide array of modalities and R&D workflows, offering specialized tools for everything from materials and inventory management to bioinformatics and in silico design. Abio Campfire provides a rich toolkit to support any R&D need.
Simplify your multifaceted research processes by integrating experimental design, execution, and data capture within a single environment. Utilize standardized templates and manage protocols effectively to ensure impeccable record-keeping and reliable results.
Leverage powerful built-in data visualization and analysis, and dynamic Gantt chart scheduling to rapidly transform experimental data into actionable knowledge. Make more informed decisions and optimize your lab's resources effectively.
Abio Campfire includes all the core functionalities of ELN and LIMS in a single platform needed to scale your R&D efforts.
Maintain detailed, compliant, and easily searchable records of all experiments.
Efficiently track reagents, samples,and consumables across your labs.
Define and manage multi-step R&D processes,ensuring a smooth transition between tasks, teams, and experimental phases.
Transform raw experimental data into meaningful insights with built-in visualization and statistical tools.
Bridge the gap between dry and wet lab research with integrated tools for molecular modeling and other computational design tasks.
