Automation that Works
Don't just wish your cell culture was automated. Make it so. So you can take time for an afternoon tea break instead of fixing a broken instrument!
Do any of these sound familiar?
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You've spent months (let's be honest, years) daisy chaining expensive repurposed instrumentation together to try and develop a cell culture automation solution.
You're constantly fixing hardware that isn't fit for the biological systems or teaching people the "nack" of how to use software that clearly wasn't designed by scientists for scientists.
An irate biologist stops by your desk for the 5th time this week asking you to teach them how to use the "supposedly" user friendly protocol programmer.
Automate all steps of your cell culture process, from seeding to harvesting, in a single instrument that fits on a lab bench.
Expand and differentiate iPSCs - the most difficult to culture cells - and culture almost any adherent or suspension adapted cell type.
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No code customizable protocols that anyone can modify to test new experimental conditions.
Bertie Houghton
