GRAMS AI and PLSplus/IQ

GRAMS/AI is a comprehensive data processing, visualization and reporting package which forms the core of the GRAMS Spectroscopy Software Suite (GRAMS 8.0). Its advanced processing routines, data comparison and visualization features and its ability to handle data from virtually any analytical instrument have set the industry standard in scientific software.

A single data handling tool for multiple instruments
GRAMS/AI can work with data from nearly any kind of analytical instrument including optical spectroscopy (FTIR, Raman, NIR, UV-Vis, Fluorescence), NMR, and hyphenated techniques (LC/GC-MS, LC-PDA). The software provides multiple methods for accessing data including directly loading data files created by instrument control applications using the GRAMS Suite SmartConvert™ technology, which automatically recognizes hundreds of different file formats.

GRAMS/AI can also directly acquire data from a number of instruments via its unique My Instrument plug-in interface. GRAMS/AI includes capabilities for interchanging data with Microsoft Excel, real time visualization of large data sets with GRAMS/3D, and can access data from other GRAMS Suite applications such as Spectral DB workgroup databases and Spectral ID spectral search libraries.

Workspace Interface
GRAMS/AI offers a simple, intuitive user interface with features that benefit both new and experienced users. The software enables users to quickly navigate through open data files, expose important file information, access parameter settings, and customize the workspace, all with a click of the mouse. With GRAMS/AI users can create customized environments for viewing, reporting and processing their data.

Multi-page workbooks store specific data display preferences; workbook pages or even entire workbooks can be automated to perform specific functions or process data. Workbooks allow insertion of drawing objects including annotations, lines, and arrows. Use the included Design Science Equation Editor to add mathematical formulas (or step up to Design Science's MathType). Add buttons directly to the workspace and link them to macros or other common functions to create a custom working environment. An integrated Toolbar Builder makes it easy to add buttons for one-click access to frequently used applications or display modes. All user configurations can be stored in a Workbook file which can be used over and over again with different data sets.