innometria
The future of test and measurement happens today
A modern software for lab engineers. innometria cuts the time it takes to develop a new test to a fraction.
Instruments from any vendor
- Source-measure units
- Switch matrices
- Power supplies
- Oscilloscopes
- Data in real time
- Complete documentation
The bottleneck in research
Everyday lab work is blocking innovation.
Instrument chaos
Hundreds of different instruments, and no common interface between them.
Complexity
Incompatible standards and very long training times.
Manual effort
Time-consuming work by hand, and records kept manually.
Outdated tools
No time left for real research, because scientists and engineers are fighting with their instruments.
The result: innovative devices and materials reach the market late.
Existing software has reached its limit
Measurement software is the biggest time sink in modern R&D labs.
Today
- Tied to a single vendor
- Rigid, inflexible and hard to scale
- Complicated to use
- Months to fully test a new product, device or material
With innometria
- Controls all instruments, across vendors
- Captures data in real time
- Focus on the test result, not on the instruments
- Complete documentation of every run
From months to minutes
Software turns everyday lab work into a lasting competitive advantage.
Why innometria?
Maximum flexibility
Hardware-agnostic control over every step of your procedure.
Results first
You focus on the result, not on the hardware.
Traceability
Every measured value is 100% traceable.
Scalability
Test modules are easy to reuse.
The expert behind innometria
Dr. techn. Gregor Pobegen
- 17
- years of experience in electrical measurement methods, project and group leadership
- 130
- publications, plus 3 patents and 40 supervised theses
- 800
- participants at an international conference under his technical lead
- €2M
- laboratory built from the ground up
Funded by the European Union and the KWF
In the start-up project Innometria (KWF programme “vor.GRÜNDEN”, in cooperation with Carinthia University of Applied Sciences), software is being developed that runs on a lab PC and orchestrates all connected measurement and control instruments across vendors: flexible experiment control through scripts, automated data collection in a structured, future-proof format, and full traceability through metadata. The goal of the nine-month project is to build the software architecture, data storage, user interface, instrument drivers and measurements, and to prepare the founding of a company with a viable business model. The expected result is a tool that cuts the development time for characterization tasks in research and development from weeks to minutes.
More information on the IBW/EFRE & JTF programme is available at www.efre.gv.at
KWF No.: 3070-3809
Bringing cutting-edge research into practice
The Swiss army knife for controlling your experiments. Talk to me about what it could do in your lab.