ELEMENTiCS.AI

Elementics.AI develops REACTOR - An AI-native operating system for Chemical and Material R&D.

Business Software
Private

Company Overview

Snapshot

Founded in January 2025 by Georgy Maikov, Yaniv Saar, and Eyal Gal, ELEMENTiCS.AI operates with 1–10 employees. The company has raised $850,000 across one funding round from one investor. In April 2025, ELEMENTiCS.AI secured pre-seed funding from i4Valley.

Business overview

ELEMENTiCS.AI develops REACTOR, an AI-native operating system designed for Chemical and Material R&D. This platform enables scientists to think, reason, analyze, and capture knowledge throughout the entire research and development cycle, specifically addressing the non-linear nature of scientific work. REACTOR helps researchers navigate fragmented literature, manage data files, ensure safety, mitigate prior-art risks, and retain institutional knowledge across various tools and workflows. The company focuses on supporting chemical startups, SMEs, and industrial R&D teams to accelerate research, reduce redundancy, improve knowledge continuity, and facilitate defensible scientific decisions within the Business Software sector, with applications in IT, R&D & Data Solutions, and Material Innovations & Applications.

Company Intelligence Q&A

When was ELEMENTiCS.AI founded?
ELEMENTiCS.AI was founded in January 2025 by Georgy Maikov, Yaniv Saar, and Eyal Gal.
What is ELEMENTiCS.AI's primary product?
ELEMENTiCS.AI's primary product is REACTOR, an AI-native operating system specifically designed for Chemical and Material R&D.
What was ELEMENTiCS.AI's most recent funding event?
In April 2025, ELEMENTiCS.AI secured pre-seed funding from i4Valley.
What problem does REACTOR aim to solve for R&D teams?
REACTOR aims to help R&D teams navigate fragmented literature, scattered files, safety constraints, prior-art risk, and lost institutional knowledge across disconnected tools and workflows in scientific research.
What is the total capital raised by ELEMENTiCS.AI?
ELEMENTiCS.AI has raised a total of $850,000 across one funding round.