Claymore Labs

Claymore is an autonomous experimentation platform that gives scientific laboratories a persistent intelligence layer capable of conducting research on their behalf. Rather than acting as another chat interface or analysis tool, Claymore understands a lab's collective knowledge and can directly carry out scientific research in both computational environments and the physical world. Claymore can autonomously perform computational research through tools such as Claude Science for data analysis, machine learning, and literature review. It can also control laboratory robots through platforms such as Opentrons and PyLabRobot, enabling it to design, validate, and execute physical experiments in the real world—from pipetting reagents across a 96-well plate to coordinating centrifugation and automated measurement. As new evidence is generated, Claymore interprets the results, updates its understanding, and determines the next experiment, creating a continuous closed-loop experimentation cycle. Scientists cannot work around the clock, but Claymore can. While researchers are focused on other projects, away for the evening, or on vacation, Claymore can keep analyzing data, testing hypotheses, running experiments, and planning the next iteration. It gives scientists back the time they do not have, accelerating discovery by ensuring promising ideas are continuously investigated instead of waiting days, weeks, or indefinitely to be pursued.