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DEYO-Chem.ai is an AI-powered cloud platform specialized in material informatics and R&D. It provides a project-oriented management system that enables companies to organize chemical experiment data and leverage AI services to accelerate research.
By centralizing project-based data management and streamlining workflows, DEYO-Chem promotes innovation and efficiency in research environment, offering users with four AI-driven services which are Data Collection, Formulation Generation, Property Prediction and Formulation Optimization.
These four core AI-driven services facilitate not only research efficiency but also scalability and novelty as well. DEYO-Chem was designed to accelerate R&D workflows by helping researchers discover promising formulation ideas, navigate through the vast space of experiment possibilities and bring their chemical products to another level towards innovation.
Centralized project-based management to optimize workflows and streamline the entire R&D process
Centralized and structured management of corporate data to ensure accuracy, consistency, and accessibility across R&D projects
AI-powered service of data collection, formulation generation, property prediction, and optimization to accelerate research and innovation.

DEYO-Chem searches research papers and patents throughout diverse sources and automatically extracts formulation data to help users study current research trends and analyze their data.

DEYO-Chem helps users draft their initial experiment plans based on their novel design ideas by generating candidate chemical formulations, using an AI-based algorithm trained on reaction and formulation data.
DEYO-Chem features an AI-based prediction model that evaluates diverse formulations against desired material properties, improving efficiency and flexibility in experiment planning.


DEYO-Chem optimizes formulations based on target properties and available raw materials, providing initial candidates that guide experiments toward desired outcomes more efficiently.