Recap for Claude Community AI Science Demo Night

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Thanks for joining last week for our demo night co-hosted with Sean, Founder of BioKEA and ambassador for the SF Claude Community!

In case you missed it, demos and recap below with ways to connect below.

Thanks to our event partners for making it happen!

• Claude Community is organized by local enthusiasts, for everyone who loves building with Claude.
  → Full calendar of global events here.

• Worldwide Studios is an education nonprofit hosting 100 day fellowships for scientists to build with the latest in AI and hardware. Free, virtual, part time.
  → Apply for the next cohort here by Sept 15th.

• Humanmadeis a community hardware space providing workforce development training and program support for businesses. Nonprofit.
  → Applications for their new small business program here.

FEATURED DEMOS

1. Austin demo’d BioKEA’s automated bug sample prep workflow

​Austin, Biodiversity Researcher @ BioKEA, shared their computer vision pipeline for an automated insect sorter. It’s a table top pick and place machine, commonly used in electronic assembly, outfitted with a vacuum to move bug samples to a well plate for workflow prep.

Prior to using coding agents, Austin had not used automated hardware in the workflow or custom software. They currenttly have capacity for 30-40 plates a month, and the goal is future is to 30x that to 18 a day.

2. Brontë demo’d Zeon Systems’ world model platform for automating any benchtop

​Brontë, Co-founder @ Zeon Systems is on a mission to accelerate science by enabling scientists everywhere to run their own hardware for automated experiments. She demo’d their platform that combines a world model with 3d objects for easy simulations with skills that combine into workflows. Every component of their platform is text-based, making it agent legible.

3. Simon demo’d HiveMind, an open project from the last hack, for neuron cell culture monitoring with Openshelf

​Simon, Software Engineer @ Stealth Startup shared HiveMind, an open cell culture monitor device, designed for Openshelf, an automated inventory unit for high throughput experiments.

RAPID 2MIN DEMOS

4. ​Oliver, co-founder of Reasoned Therapeutics, shared their hypothesis generation workflow for structure-based drug design.

5. Shubham, PhD Candidate in Chemistry, shared YourBuddy, a reasoning copilot for experimental data

6. ​Eldar, Co-founder and CTO of Clusy, demo’d the fine-tuning set up for protein function model training

→ They are giving away $20 free credits for anyone in the community who wants to try Clusy. Sign up here.

7. ​Jay, CEO of Byteport, shared their fast file transfer protocol

8. Taras, Sr. Research Scientist @ WSU shared the latest on his organelle project, with a robotic peeling dexterity integration

9. ​Joel, Visiting Collaborator, AI Curriculum @ University of Virginia, demo’d agentic fly-tracking setup from work with the Worley Lab

Want to help support the next meetup?

We’re looking for:

🧪 A lab or venue partner for the next AI for Science hack this fall. Space for ~50-100 people for a weekend build and a few robots.
🤝 Demo night partners for demos, venues, or sponsors.

Reply, and we can chat more.

See you at the next one,

Michael

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