Software for the Chemical Engineering Industry

CAMO software products have wide use in the Chemical industry, and have been used with a high degree of success.

The Unscrambler® provides laboratories in the Chemical and Manufacturing industry with the means to construct and deploy quantitative prediction models with unparalleled lead times. These prediction models have significantly shorter learning curves relative to spectroscopy-centric third-party applications.

Research Scientists need speedy results that translate into dividends, new and better ways to use data in more efficient ways, and multiple options to analyze and alternate between numbers of mixtures simultaneously. The Unscrambler® compatible data formats and the ability to export data for use with laboratory instruments allow for smooth interfacing of data.

The Unscrambler® helps in:

• Chemical and Physical Property Analysis
• Instrumentation and Sensor Development
• Method Development
• Microbiological Analysis

The Unscrambler® statistical features have provided excellent results in the following areas:

• Chemometrics / Chemistry
• Spectroscopy
• Screening
• Quality Control
• Design of Experiments
• Product Development
• Instruments Interfacing.

A snapshot of industry applications

Some instances of how The Unscrambler® has been used in different Chemical and Manufacturing industry segments are:

• Analysis of Facial Moisturizer Questionnaire Data
•  Analysis of Women’s Shaving Lotion Data
• Classification, Regression and DOE of Facial Moisturizer sensory data
• Compositional analysis of cattle manure during composting using a field-portable Near-Infrared Spectrometer
• Feasibility Study on the Rapid Compositional Analysis of Hog Manure by Near-infrared Spectroscopy

The Unscrambler® Features | Download a 30-Day Trial

Case Studies

A manufacturer of fragrances, flavors, and fine chemicals was faced with the need to compete with other manufacturers to arrive at winning fragrances, widely popular flavors, and fine chemicals, all of which are used as ingredients in large scale commercial products.

Their bottom line was to produce winning products, understand the nuances of different market segments, and arrive at a means to optimize products (in terms of their chemical composition) quickly.

CAMO helped establish a Knowledge Processing Unit (KPU) with the data the company had collected to date. This knowledge base is continually updated with new data that the company gathers. Establishing such a measure enabled the company to identify distinct market segments for their individual product lines in Asia, Europe, and the US.

The knowledge base established serves as an established source for marketers and perfumers and has given the organization a competitive advantage.