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The core capabilities of the Mobile Molecular DataSheet are available in the form of a linkable library, MMDSLib, which is in use by a number of other chemistry apps. |
Overview
The Mobile Molecular DataSheet is the primary mobile app developed by Molecular Materials Informatics. It provides an extensive feature set, housed within a single downloadable application.
The core user interface technology components, and a variety of other tools, are available in the form of a library - MMDSLib - and can be built into other apps, on the iOS platform (iPhone, iPod and iPad). A number of examples of such apps already exist. The library is available to collaborators and strategic partners, and may be made available for evaluation upon request.
Derived apps
The following apps are built from the ground up using features from MMDSLib:
Each of these apps has been built by Molecular Materials Informatics (with Reaction101 and Yield101 being co-designed with Eidogen-Sertanty). These apps offer a subset of the full capabilities of MMDS, while also adding their own unique capabilities.
Apps using MMDSLib
The following apps are not produced by Molecular Materials Informatics, but they make use of MMDSLib to supplement their capabilities:
Contact Molecular Materials Informatics for more information about adding molecular structure drawing, reaction editing and other features to your mobile app.
Contract designed apps
Molecular Materials Informatics has an extensive collection of tools for building cheminformatics-based mobile apps. If your organisation is interested in producing a chemistry app, but does not want to reinvent the wheel, contact us: we may be able to help.
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For more information, contact info@molmatinf.com. |
Summary
Many of the key technical features of the Mobile Molecular DataSheet (MMDS) are encapsulated in library form: MMDSLib is available by special arrangement. It can be used to add chemical structure drawing, reaction editing and other functionality to an existing app.
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