Expert.ai Unveils New AI Tools for Pharma and Life Sciences
expert.ai announced in a press release the launch of new AI solutions for the pharmaceutical, healthcare, and life sciences sectors. The announcement was made at BioTechX Europe 2025 in Basel, where the company introduced tools designed to streamline research, clinical trial design, and regulatory documentation.
The new offerings include EIX-Submission Readiness for regulatory workflows, EIX-Preclinical Document Intelligence for managing preclinical documentation, EIX-Clinical Trials Intelligence for analyzing data from clinical registries and publications, and EIX-IP Detection for insights across patents and research data.
Each solution leverages the company’s hybrid AI approach, combining natural language understanding with machine learning to automate complex processes. The tools aim to reduce manual effort, increase accuracy, and support compliance throughout the research and development cycle.
These capabilities are available through the company’s EidenAI Suite, extending expert.ai’s focus on intelligent document automation and data analysis for the life sciences industry.
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