SMX develops AI platform for material screening

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SMX is developing SMX Scientific Intelligence, an AI-powered platform intended to help researchers and manufacturers identify and assess chemical agents, additives and molecular markers for industrial applications. By combining scientific data, material properties, manufacturing conditions and regulatory considerations, the system is designed to narrow options before laboratory testing, potentially reducing research workloads and speeding development. SMX says the platform will support its internal research and development and strengthen its Digital Material Passport and Plastic Passport strategies. The company plans to begin internal use in the first quarter of 2027 and target full operations and a limited commercial service in the second quarter, subject to successful development and testing.

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