Sanyou Biopharmaceuticals Introduces GEOTA Platform for Drug Research

Jul 10, 2026
Sanyou Biopharmaceuticals has released GEOTA 1.0, a new digital computing platform within its SAI-DA program that simplifies access to AI-driven research tools for drug development.

Sanyou Biopharmaceuticals has introduced GEOTA 1.0, a new digital computing platform designed to support drug research and development, announced in a press release. GEOTA is part of the company's SAI-DA (Sanyou AI-Drug Accelerator) program and serves as an upgrade to its intelligent R&D framework.

According to the company, GEOTA decouples complex AI algorithms into a simplified web interface that allows researchers to access computing functions without coding or bioinformatics expertise. This approach aims to make advanced digital tools more accessible for use in laboratory research and drug discovery.

The first batch of GEOTA's core functions is now open for trial. This release builds on Sanyou's AI-STAL molecular library and its ongoing efforts to improve efficiency and reduce the time required for drug innovation.

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