Ascenscia | AI Voice Assistant for Scientific Labs
Introduction
Ascenscia is an AI voice assistant for scientific labs with cutting-edge voice technology that understands scientific terms with up to 97% accuracy. Our specialized voice assistant integrates with your laboratory software to enable hands-free interactions.
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Ascenscia's Overview
Ascenscia is a specialized AI voice assistant that integrates with laboratory software and machines to enable hands-free interactions. It automates data collection, optimizes laboratory workflows, and accelerates R&D cycles. The voice assistant offers features such as data accessibility, data capturing, inventory management, and additional tasks like setting timers and performing calculations. Ascenscia addresses concerns with precision, safety, and adaptability, with speech AI models that have a 97% accuracy rate in understanding complex scientific terminologies. It facilitates secure data flow with end-to-end encryption and offers translation options in 5 different languages. Ascenscia can be tailored to fit the unique workflows of scientific labs. The platform has partnerships with LabOperator, elabFTW, eLabNext, ResearchSpace, LabFolder, BIOVIA, SciNote, and more. Ascenscia is trusted by the next generation of scientists worldwide. To learn more or request a free demo, visit their website.
Ascenscia's Features
Data accessibility
Data capturing
Inventory management
Ascenscia's Q&A
Ascenscia's Pricing
For pricing information, please visit the Ascenscia website.
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#11,626,784
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- 3.Germany12.61%
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