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Customer stories
Elizabeth Bukys
Published 2/22/2021
Biotech, life sciences, and other high-tech companies often need expensive instruments to conduct research and carry out testing. The problem? They don’t have a use for this equipment all the time, so it often sits idle. If shared properly, this available bandwidth could be used by many different companies, reducing their need to buy the equipment themselves. The obstacle is that companies with available equipment and the companies that need to use that equipment can’t easily connect.
Meenta was founded as a way to solve that problem by striving to make every scientific instrument in the world universally accessible. Recent advances in scientific equipment don’t have the impact that they should have because the infrastructure required to access these technologies simply does not exist. Meenta decided to create an infrastructure on which science can be more scalable with increased liquidity