Elemental Machines, a manufacturer of universal laboratory asset management technology for research, clinical, and testing labs around the world, today announced its successful acquisition of the Tetra Lab Monitoring business from Boston-based TetraScience.
The acquisition comes on the heels of a landmark year for Elemental Machines, which recently unveiled groundbreaking asset scheduling and utilization monitoring solutions, and nearly doubled the number of labs served by its universal LabOps platform.
Discussions between the former competitors began following a strategic evolution by TetraScience away from Lab Monitoring or LabOps and to its R&D Data Cloud. TetraScience co-founder Sal Savo, who will be joining the Elemental Machines team as Chief Technology Officer, expressed praise for the merger: “I believe that this acquisition will result in many upsides for TetraScience Lab Monitoring customers who will benefit from both companies’ investments of the last several years.”
Existing Tetra Lab Monitoring customers may continue to employ Tetra-branded hardware and software, while both brands’ customers will enjoy an expanded roster of asset integrations and tools.
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Elemental Machines CEO Sridhar Iyengar called the move a win for science-driven companies: “By bringing Tetra Lab Monitoring under the Elemental Machines roof, we’re doubling down on our commitment to the acceleration of science. The addition of the Tetra Lab Monitoring team and technology will be invaluable as we continue our growth in service of the LabOps community.”
Existing Elemental Machines customers will inherit the capability to support thousands of new instrument integrations, while previous TetraScience customers will eventually gain new features like Smart Alerts, lab asset scheduling software, world-class customer support, and more.
Source: Biospace
