AI behaviour can vary
The same prompt can produce different commands. Do not assume an agent will behave identically every time.
PEAK / AI-driven science
Explore the possibilities of AI in your experiment with a clear understanding of the risks and your responsibilities.
A short interest survey. No booking commitment.
Plan an experiment. Choose a measurement.
Connect the agent to defined instrument tools.
Translate requests into acquisition commands.
Real instruments. Real-world consequences.
Capability comes with responsibility
PEAK provides a foundation for integration. Safe operation depends on how you design, test and supervise your complete system.
The same prompt can produce different commands. Do not assume an agent will behave identically every time.
Incorrect settings can damage an instrument. Assess the risks of your specific setup before enabling AI control.
High voltage, radiation and vacuum systems require appropriate safeguards, interlocks and human oversight.
An AI agent does not take responsibility for your experiment. Define operating limits and who can authorise actions.
A proposed course
Help us shape practical training around the needs of your lab.
Agents, domain skills, MCP tools and the PEAK API: understand what each part does.
Consider unpredictable behaviour and the consequences of commands reaching hardware.
Explore testing, safeguards and human approval before moving to instrument control.
Tell us what your lab needs
Your answers will help us understand demand and choose the most useful topics for the course.
Required questions are marked with an asterisk (*).
No. This survey is an expression of interest to help plan a proposed course. Dates, format and pricing have not yet been confirmed.
The proposed workflow combines an AI agent and tool integration with the PEAK API. The agent and MCP layer are separate integration components; they are not presented here as features supplied with PEAK.
The PEAK SDK includes dummy drivers for offline development and testing. This can support preparation before connecting to real hardware. Offline testing does not replace an instrument-specific risk assessment. Read about PEAK SDK & API training.