Biopharma and academic research teams get long unattended research runs, but the launch price of $200 a run may already have risen.

Kenning's take

What it does

Kosmos is an AI research agent that reads scientific literature, analyses datasets, generates hypotheses and runs research workflows on its own over many hours. Edison Scientific, a commercial spinout of FutureHouse, now sells it to drug companies and research labs for work from target discovery through to regulatory filing. It is used on Edison's web platform and can report findings through Slack, Teams and email.

  • Reads literature and analyses data autonomously
  • Generates and branches hypotheses during a run
  • Drug development workflows from target identification to filing
  • Works through Slack, Teams and email
  • Model-agnostic, uses frontier models

Who it suits. Biopharma research teams and academic scientists who want long, automated research runs.

Key facts

Made by
Edison Scientific
Released
5 November 2025
How to get it
on the Edison platform at platform.edisonscientific.com, with demos for companies; some free usage for academics at launch
Works on
Web, Slack, Microsoft Teams, email
Free plan
some free tier usage for academics, per the November 2025 launch post

Pricing

PlanPriceBilled
Kosmos run (launch price)$200per run

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FAQ

When was Kosmos released?

Edison Scientific announced Kosmos on 5 November 2025 and made it available on its platform the same day.

How much does Kosmos cost?

It launched at $200 per run, with some free use for academics. Edison said that price was discounted and would probably rise.

Who makes Kosmos?

Edison Scientific, a commercial spinout of the FutureHouse research lab.

Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.