Compare Atinary SDLabs Platform vs. Pitops

Atinary's Self-Driving Labs (SDLabs) platform offers a no-code solution for AI and machine learning, aimed at transforming research and development workflows by allowing conventional laboratories to move from hands-on experiments to fully autonomous experimentation. This platform enhances the design and refinement of experiments through a comprehensive closed-loop system that incorporates AI-generated hypotheses, forecasts, and decisions. Among its notable features are multi-objective optimization, efficient database management, streamlined workflow orchestration, and real-time data analysis. Users have the capability to set experimental parameters with specific constraints, enabling machine learning algorithms to determine the next steps in the process, conduct experiments either manually or with robotic aid, analyze outcomes, and update models with the latest data, thus expediting the pursuit of improved, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly products. Additionally, Atinary offers proprietary algorithms, including Emmental for tackling non-linear constrained optimization, SeMOpt for implementing transfer learning in Bayesian optimization, and Falcon, which collectively enhance the platform's functionality and effectiveness. By leveraging these advanced tools, researchers can achieve greater efficiency and innovation in their experimental processes.

Pitops stands out as the sole software solution capable of executing genuine closed-loop system identification with PID controllers in Auto mode, or even with secondary PID controllers in Cascade mode, without the necessity of interrupting the cascade chain or undertaking additional, labor-intensive plant step tests. No other competitor tool is capable of successfully identifying transfer functions using data from PID controllers in Cascade mode, making Pitops unparalleled in this regard. Additionally, Pitops conducts transfer function identification entirely in the time domain, unlike other tools that rely on the more intricate Laplace (S) or Discrete (Z) domains. It also has the remarkable ability to manage multiple inputs and identify several transfer functions simultaneously. Utilizing a groundbreaking proprietary algorithm, Pitops facilitates multiple inputs closed-loop transfer function system identification in the time domain, significantly surpassing traditional methods like ARX/ARMAX/Box and Jenkins used by competing tools. This innovative approach not only streamlines the process but also enhances accuracy and efficiency, making Pitops the preferred choice in the industry.