Visual biology model
A foundation model trained on 2 billion cell images. It recognizes more than 2,500 molecular activities, such as protein aggregation, pathway signaling and mRNA regulation, directly from imaging.
BioGPU pairs a visual biology foundation model with automated cell experiments, so AI agents can see how molecules change cellular networks and use that to design better ones.
A foundation model trained on 2 billion cell images. It recognizes more than 2,500 molecular activities, such as protein aggregation, pathway signaling and mRNA regulation, directly from imaging.
Every observation becomes a token that links the activity to its biological meaning and the experimental evidence behind it. Agents reason over these tokens the way language models reason over words.
An AI agent that designs experiments, runs them on the platform and learns from the results. It covers 140 cell types and 25 diseases.
Every experiment advances the next. Agents go from question to evidence in cycles rather than months.
An agent or scientist poses a question, such as which compounds reduce TDP-43 accumulation without disrupting mTOR signaling.
The BioGPU Agent selects cell types, conditions and molecules, and plans an experiment of 1,000 or more wells.
Automated imaging captures millions of cells. The visual model turns each image into Visual Biology Tokens.
Results update the agent's understanding and feed the next round of molecule design.
Activity scores alone don't explain a compound. BioGPU shows which pathways a molecule touches and which it leaves alone.
Map how a target behaves across cell types and disease states.
Screen libraries against cellular mechanisms, not just binding.
Guide chemistry with mechanism and safety signals.
Connect your own AI agents to BioGPU as a biology runtime.
We'll walk your team through a workflow that fits your targets.