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SMX Develops AI-Powered Scientific Intelligence Platform to Accelerate Material Research and Expand Commercial Services
NEW YORK CITY, NY /ACCESS Newswire/ November 10, 2026 /SMX is expanding its technology capabilities with the development of SMX Scientific Intelligence (SMX SCI), an artificial intelligence-powered platform designed to accelerate material research, improve industrial applications and create new commercial opportunities.
The platform will combine AI with SMX’s scientific expertise to develop a comprehensive database of chemical agents, additives and supplementary materials used in manufacturing, product enhancement, molecular marking and tracking.
SMX SCI is being designed to help researchers and manufacturers identify suitable materials more efficiently, evaluate their compatibility with industrial processes and reduce the time required to move potential solutions from initial research to laboratory testing.
The company plans to begin using the platform internally during the first quarter of 2027, with full operations anticipated in the second quarter, subject to successful development and testing. A limited commercial version is also planned for the second quarter of 2027, creating a potential new revenue stream through AI-powered scientific services.
Bringing AI Into Industrial Material Science
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to accelerate scientific discovery, but translating laboratory findings into practical manufacturing applications remains a challenge.
SMX SCI is intended to address that gap by combining scientific data, chemical properties, manufacturing requirements and regulatory considerations within a single AI-powered environment.
The system will analyze material characteristics and production conditions to help identify appropriate chemical agents, molecular markers and additives for specific industrial needs.
For customers, this could mean faster assessments of technical feasibility, shorter development timelines and more efficient responses to manufacturing requirements.
The platform is also being designed to incorporate preliminary regulatory and material compatibility assessments across markets including the United States, European Union, Japan, Australia, Singapore and Canada.
Final compliance and suitability determinations will continue to require appropriate testing, validation and regulatory review.
Supporting Certified Recycled Plastics
