Peira …

Peira is a brandname that is part of Komax Belgium. Peira stands for a technology provider & integrator and applied science partner for life science groups who want to build new, innovative research or proof-of-principle set-ups. The company has industrial experience in developing tools for pharmaceutical development activities, in vivo, ex vivo & in vitro experimental set-ups and imaging automation for researchers in several therapeutic areas, such as neuroscience, oncology and toxicology. We designs, builds and maintains customised research platforms.

In research, experiments tend to evolve over time and new expectations arise as you make progress. Researchers move away from time-consuming manual procedures, which are prone to bias, and gradually migrate towards greater automation of the research process. We provide the hardware and software solutions you need to limit bias and increase the reliability and repeatability of your experiments.

Researchers often have to integrate multiple standard instruments in their experiments. When your equipment is sourced from different suppliers, We can help you develop the overarching shell needed to improve communication between the respective instruments.

Automation of experiments is an absolute must once proof-of-principle has been demonstrated. We are the partner to help you along this road.

We are located in Flanders at the heart of medical breakthroughs. Through its partnerships with several research groups at university hospitals and its close collaboration with the biopharmaceutical sector, the company is well placed to transform your innovative ideas into sellable products.

We will design, develop and manufacture your products conform its rigourous quality management system and product realisation process that allows you to obtain the required certifications for a timely market introduction of your innovative idea.

The company will act as your CDO (contract design organisation) and CMO (contract manufacturing organisation) in order to help you bringing products to market faster at a lower cost, compared to an in-house operation. Outsourcing those activities will help new start ups to avoid the valley of death as well as established companies to speed up new market introductions.