CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Aug. 11, 2026 — Elemental Machines, a pioneer in life sciences operational intelligence, today announced the launch of Resources Manager, its asset intelligence platform, designed to enable life sciences teams to move beyond simple asset monitoring and manage the operational context around their equipment, locations, schedules, and records. Resources is designed to work alongside existing enterprise asset management systems or to stand on its own as an asset management and intelligence solution for teams building that capability for the first time.
“Lab teams shouldn’t have to chase the truth across spreadsheets, file shares, and siloed systems,” said Rob Estrella, Chief Executive Officer of Elemental Machines. “Resources puts every asset, location, schedule, and record into one operational view, so teams can act faster, reduce risk, and move through audits with confidence.”
Resources unifies three critical parts of lab operations: asset and location information, scheduling, and file and record storage. The platform provides teams with a centralized operational view of every asset, where it lives, when it is available or in use, and which records are associated with it.
Labs are under increasing pressure to improve efficiency, ensure compliance, and justify capital investments. Resources brings asset-specific operational context into one connected system, giving teams a clearer view of what they have, where it is, how it is being used, and what needs attention.
Through the intelligence platform, teams can organize equipment, sensors, and locations in a real-world hierarchy, from office parks and buildings down to rooms, benches, instruments, and connected devices. The platform supports both connected and unconnected equipment, enabling teams to manage the full lab environment whether an asset is actively monitored or simply tracked, scheduled, documented, and maintained.
The revamped Calendar experience extends this operational view into daily lab coordination, helping teams manage reservations, maintenance, calibration, downtime, and availability in one shared schedule. By connecting assets and locations with calendars and records, Resources helps teams align work with actual usage while reducing manual coordination across spreadsheets, emails, and disconnected systems.
“Reliable lab operations start with reliable asset management and intelligence,” said Sridhar Iyengar, Ph.D., Founder and Chief Strategy & Technology Officer of Elemental Machines. “Linking equipment, data, documentation, scheduling, and location context enables teams to make faster, better-informed decisions, whether Resources is complementing an existing system or serving as the foundation.”
The platform also supports regulated environments through built-in compliance capabilities, including timestamped histories, role-based access, validation and change-control support, and audit-ready file and record storage. Advanced analytics and AI-driven insights are opt-in and governed by customer SOPs.
To learn more about Resources, visit https://elementalmachines.com/lab-asset-management-built-for-science or contact Elemental Machines to request a demo.
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Elemental Machines’ Intelligent Operations Platform transforms raw lab and facility data into intelligence you can act on. Built by scientists and engineers who understand the demands of modern research and manufacturing environments, we connect the physical and digital worlds to simplify, optimize, and future-proof operations. From incubators to enterprise-level sites, our ecosystem combines wireless sensors, utilization tracking, custom dashboards, interactive floorplans, business intelligence tools, and seamless integrations with systems like LIMS, MES, QMS, CMMS, and ELNs, giving teams complete visibility, predictive insights, and audit-ready compliance tools. Leaders in science, facilities, and technology worldwide trust Elemental Machines to help them act faster, reduce operational risk, and shift from reactive to proactive management. With the industry’s most expansive integration library and a robust partner ecosystem, we empower organizations to accelerate innovation, ensure scientific integrity, and get more value from every asset.
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