What's the Problem?

We are witnessing a Biotech Revolution as we understand that addressing humanity's challenges, such as crop diseases, food shortages, and climate change, requires the assistance of nature. However, solutions are not arriving quickly enough due to the difficulty of mapping and understanding microorganisms to answer specific questions, such as which microorganism will fulfill the needs for developing a product or material with certain characteristics. Moreover, these processes are often linear and trial-and-error-based. Currently, a biological inputs company in Argentina may spend 1.5 to 3 years just to find a microorganism that meets the requirements for developing a new product, such as efficacy or thermal tolerance, among others.