Read the data off your instruments.
BioBase Reader opens files written by lab instruments, from about 200 instrument types including HPLC, plate readers and digital PCR, and saves them as CSV or Excel. It can also send them on to your data lake or database.
Setup
- Pick the folder. The one the instrument saves into.
- Type the instrument name.
- Start reading. Files already in the folder get read too.
- Open the converted results. Click Open workbook to work in Excel, or sort the table in the app by retention time, area or peak.
Automations
Set a watch on the folder. Every time a run finishes, the new data goes into a pipeline:
- A Python file
- An upload to your server
- An AI agent following plain-language instructions, such as sending it to your database or giving a first read on the run.
Data you can trust
Decoding is fully deterministic. The same file gives you the same table every time.
39 instruments are verified independently. 59 more share a file type with one that is.
- Cross-checked in a lab. Decoders are checked against live instrument data, from the teens to hundreds of samples depending on the instrument.
- Tamper-evident. Checksums, hashes and signatures guard against tampering.
- Traceable. Every result traces back to a specific instrument and run, down to the millisecond.
- Good Lab Practice (GLP). The foundation BioBase Reader is built on.
BioBase Reader only reads data. Sending instructions to instruments is handled by Project IO.