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News Update: MedAI Integrates AIDD Platform, CADD Platform, and Experimental Validation Platform for Drug Discovery

Topic: Business DevelopmentPublished April 24, 2021
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Earlier this month, MedAI announces that it has integrated its three AI-powered drug discovery platforms so as to increase drug candidate efficacy and safety throughout the preclinical research. Previously, the company has released AIDD Platform, CADD Platform, and Experimental Validation Platform, which consist of proprietary hardware, biological, molecular and digital technologies. “The indispensable role of data analytics, knowledge management and artificial intelligence in early drug discovery has been approved in the past few years. We are looking forward to partnering with large pharmaceutical companies to co-develop drug R&D projects,” commented a senior scientist from MedAI. The three drug discovery platforms built by MedAI are: AIDD Platform Artificial Intelligence Drug Discovery (AIDD) platform is constructed for the purpose of addressing two of the key bottlenecks in drug discovery: first, previously intractable therapeutic targets may become amenable to drug discovery; secondly, medicinal chemistry will be informed by both functional and structural data, maximizing chance of success. Overall speaking, by using AIDD platform, chances are that potential therapeutic drugs can be discovered. CADD Platform Computer aided drug design (CADD) is a powerful technique that enjoys a reputation in facilitating drug design process and minimizing time and costs. MedAI's CADD platform applies computational software and chemistry simulation techniques to help identify novel hits or leads against selected therapeutic targets, as well as to support medicinal chemistry and lead optimization programs. Experimental Validation Platform Via the use of experimental validation platform, faster hit or lead discovery has been made possible. Also, the large-scale molecule exploration and evaluation, accurate property prediction and validation as well as integrated data management and visualization can all be easily realized at lower cost. For more information about MedAI’s three integrated platforms, please visit https://aimed.protheragen.com/platform.html.

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