Mimir Systems

Mimir Systems provides a new way for scientists to review research papers. It helps them find information much faster than before. Instead of taking weeks, it can take just hours.

Benefits

Mimir Systems makes searching through scientific papers much quicker. It indexes every paper, figure, and data point, so users can search for them easily. This helps researchers test more ideas and spend less time on repetitive tasks. They can find important previous work, understand how significant it is, and move data directly into their modeling tools. Mimir Systems says it can make literature reviews 99% faster, cutting the time from two weeks to just 30 minutes. It also helps shorten the overall research process by 25%, from eight weeks to six weeks.

Use Cases

Think of Mimir Systems as a helpful research assistant for scientific papers. Users can ask questions using everyday language. The system searches through millions of papers, including data found in pictures and tables, and provides the sources for every answer. It uses smart search to find related work even if the exact keywords aren't used. It can also pull out data from figures and charts, making it ready to use in other software. Everything is traceable, with all answers linked back to where they came from. Mimir Systems can combine research papers, private data, patents, and expert knowledge.

Mimir Systems uses AI specifically for searching, not for creating fake information. It is built to handle scientific figures very well, using special tools to understand and digitize charts, which general AI struggles with. The platform was created by researchers who understand how time consuming literature reviews can be.

Mimir Systems is currently focused on materials like carbons and polymers, with plans to expand to other chemical areas. It is useful for any researcher who needs to find and extract data from scientific writings. For companies and research groups, Mimir Systems can search through their own private research along with public papers, using the same accurate search methods.

Vibes

Early users can request access by explaining their research materials, data, and how they plan to use the system for a special trial.