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This article introduces NIMO, an open-source platform that resolves interoperability challenges between heterogeneous robotic hardware and diverse AI algorithms in self-driving laboratories. By decoupling software logic from physical execution through simple data exchange formats, it enables the seamless integration of twelve distinct machine learning models for accelerated materials discovery across various experimental domains. The inclusion of a no-code interface further democratizes access to autonomous science by allowing non-programmers to participate effectively in human-in-the-loop exploration workflows.
NIMO: A Software Platform for Closed-Loop Materials Exploration with Diverse AI Algorithms
arXiv:2606.15522v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Self-driving laboratories (SDLs), where artificial intelligence proposes subsequent experiments and robotic systems execute them, are rapidly becoming the vanguard of materials discovery. A critical bottleneck, however, lies in seamlessly bridging diverse AI algorithms tailored for specific exploration goals with the heterogeneous robotic hardware found across different laboratories. Here, we present NIMO, an open-source software platform designed to dissolve this barrier through three core paradigms: a modular AI-robot decoupling mediated via simple CSV file exchange, a discrete candidate-pool architecture that seamlessly absorbs domain knowledge, and a unified Python interface pre-loaded with twelve distinct AI algorithms. In this Perspective, we review the operational principles of each algorithm alongside six diverse SDL implementations driven by NIMO, covering electrolyte discovery, organic synthesis, thin-film exploration, fuel-cell process informatics, coffee-ring phase exploration, and legacy liquid-handling automation. One of these also demonstrates NIMO's seamless interoperability with the IvoryOS orchestration framework. To democratize autonomous science, we also introduce a no-code desktop application that enables intuitive, human-in-the-loop exploration for non-programmers. NIMO is freely available at https://github.com/NIMS-DA/nimo, offering a versatile, plug-and-play foundation to accelerate autonomous materials exploration across diverse experimental landscapes.
Abstract:Self-driving laboratories (SDLs), where artificial intelligence proposes subsequent experiments and robotic systems execute them, are rapidly becoming the vanguard of materials discovery. A critical bottleneck, however, lies in seamlessly bridging diverse AI algorithms tailored for specific exploration goals with the heterogeneous robotic hardware found across different laboratories. Here, we present NIMO, an open-source software platform designed to dissolve this barrier through three core paradigms: a modular AI-robot decoupling mediated via simple CSV file exchange, a discrete candidate-pool architecture that seamlessly absorbs domain knowledge, and a unified Python interface pre-loaded with twelve distinct AI algorithms. In this Perspective, we review the operational principles of each algorithm alongside six diverse SDL implementations driven by NIMO, covering electrolyte discovery, organic synthesis, thin-film exploration, fuel-cell process informatics, coffee-ring phase exploration, and legacy liquid-handling automation. One of these also demonstrates NIMO's seamless interoperability with the IvoryOS orchestration framework. To democratize autonomous science, we also introduce a no-code desktop application that enables intuitive, human-in-the-loop exploration for non-programmers. NIMO is freely available at this https URL, offering a versatile, plug-and-play foundation to accelerate autonomous materials exploration across diverse experimental landscapes.
Materials Science (cond-mat.mtrl-sci); Robotics (cs.RO)
arXiv:2606.15522 [cond-mat.mtrl-sci]
(or arXiv:2606.15522v1 [cond-mat.mtrl-sci] for this version)
https://doi.org/10.48550/arXiv.2606.15522 Focus to learn more arXiv-issued DOI via DataCite (pending registration)
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