About us
We turn spectral data into decisions.
Vibrational spectroscopy and chemometrics, applied, not just explained.
How we work
Deep technical expertise
Model development, feature selection, preprocessing and experimental design, built on years of hands-on work with NIR, FTIR, Raman and hyperspectral systems, not just theory.
Standards-driven
Background in international reference laboratories means every model is built with compliance and traceability in mind from day one.
Tailored, not templated
No off-the-shelf pipelines. Every solution is built around your data, your equipment and your constraints.
How we start
A conversation about your data and your goal. From there, we scope the right approach: one project, one model, or an ongoing collaboration.
Every project is tailor-made: it is built around your product, your samples and your constraints. Most engagements move through three steps.
Feasibility study
With our own NIR instruments, or your facility’s own device if you already have one, we test your real samples at your process point. A quick, low-risk go / no-go.
Buying advice
Independent, supplier-neutral advice on the instrument that truly fits your application and budget. No commissions, no bias.
Calibration, training & software
Complete model development and validation, calibration transfer to your device, operator training, and user-friendly software so your team runs quality control without specialists.
Meet the Founder of Vibralytics
Mercedes Bertotto
Doctorate in Engineering, Expert in Chemometrics & SpectroscopyFirst and foremost, I studied Food Science and Technology and completed a Master’s degree. I worked for twelve years at Argentina’s National Reference Laboratory. I completed a Doctorate in Engineering, with a focus on computational modeling. I worked at Wageningen and taught chemometrics at the University of Buenos Aires. I currently teach Machine Learning and Applied Artificial Intelligence at Wittenborg University of Applied Sciences. I have worked on more than thirty projects in the field of vibrational spectroscopy, many of which have remained confidential at the request of the companies involved.