AI tools
Meet Your New AI Lab Assistant
AI isn’t just for robots or sci-fi anymore. In labs, Artificial Intelligence is becoming the quiet genius behind the scenes, speeding up workflows, cutting down on manual tasks, and even catching risks before you do. Think of it as that super-efficient intern who never sleeps. We are gradually enriching LabCollector with AI powered tools and always adding more. Keep tuned for more.
Discover some of AI tools already available:
With LabCollector’s built-in AI tools, you can:
- Speak your notes and have them instantly transcribed and reformat
- Polish your reports with a scientific writing assistant (ELN)
- Grammatical assistant on all notes
- Auto-fill GHS pictograms and risk codes from product names or CAS numbers

- Get help from our AI Chat bot (soon)
- Generate experiment summaries on ELN (soon)
- Automate tagging of your ELN page contents (soon)
Getting started is easy:
update to version 6.21 or higher, then head to Admin > Setup > Integrations > Artificial Intelligence. Add your OpenAI API key, and voilà! your AI-powered lab is ready to roll.
Writing Assistant
LabCollector integrates with Trinka, an AI-powered writing assistant specialized for scientific communication. Within LabCollector’s ELN and notes, Trinka analyzes your text and suggests improvements. It corrects grammar, refines style, and clarifies content so that your research writing is polished and professional.
Voice Input
LabCollector uses advanced AI (OpenAI) to turn speech into text directly in your lab notebook and service manager. With a single click on the microphone icon, you can dictate notes and comments, which the system transcribes in real time. This AI-powered voice-to-text feature ensures efficient, hands-free data capture in the ELN, LSM, and any comment field.
Risk Detection
LabCollector’s AI also helps improve laboratory safety by automatically identifying hazards. The system can scan your reagent inventory data, including chemical names and safety codes, to flag potentially hazardous substances. It then alerts users with hazard warnings and suggests safety precautions based on recognized risk categories.