Transistor Robotics demonstration setup with a humanoid robot and laboratory equipment
CELL CULTURE AUTOMATION

Make ROBOTICS
Work for Your
Cell Culture Lab

Support skilled people, take on repetitive work and connect laboratory operations. We develop robotic solutions around your culture methods, equipment and the knowledge you need to protect.

Automation Should Fit Your Culture Process

  • Specialist Techniques Take Time to Master

  • Repetitive Work Crosses Equipment Boundaries

  • Process Records Need Operational Context

  • Culture Know-How Is a Business Asset

Robotics Built Around Your Laboratory

We develop robotic operations around your laboratory’s techniques, equipment and workflow, keeping each task in its process context.

Together, we define project-specific requirements for process records, information access, use and confidentiality.

Applications & Execution

Where ROBOTICS Can
Contribute to Cell Culture

We’re working toward automation across the full cell culture workflow, building from individual robotic tasks to connected, multi-step laboratory operations.

Robotics opportunities across the culture workflow

Preparation leads to thawing and seeding, then culture and observation. Cell assessment informs continued culture, passaging when ready, or specialist review. Reseeding returns cells to culture. Cell recovery can also lead to banking, according to the culture plan. These are application opportunities, not a claim of end-to-end automation.

Prepare

Prepare vessels and reagents

Thaw & seed

Warm, dilute and seed

Thawing & Seeding

Culture & observe

Incubate and observe cells

DemoFlask Handling for Observation

Cell assessment

Continue culture, passage when ready, or seek specialist review

Passage & expand

Recover and reseed

Cell Passaging
For cell banking

Freeze & store

Prepare cryovials, freeze and store

Specialist review

Evaluate before the next action

01

Thawing & Seeding

Application scope · Protocol example
  1. Thaw & transfer
  2. Centrifuge & recover
  3. Prepare suspension
  4. Seed & incubate
Robotic Operations
  • Vessel & cap handling
  • Pipetting & dispensing
  • Liquid removal
  • Equipment loading & unloading
02

Cell Passaging

Application scope
  1. Observe & prepare
  2. Remove medium & wash
  3. Dissociate & collect
  4. Reseed & culture
Robotic Operations
  • Culture observation support
  • Vessel & cap handling
  • Pipetting & dispensing
  • Liquid removal
  • Gentle flask rocking

See Robotics in Action

This is one example. Contact us to learn about demonstrations of other cell culture tasks.

Ask About a Demo
Autonomous Handling Demonstration

Flask Handling for Observation

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Built Around
Real Laboratory Work

Laboratory knowledge guides the robotics we build. Practical trials guide what comes next.

Scientific and laboratory knowledge informs robotics engineering, supported by ASH_OS for AI and robot control. Physical robot operations are tested and refined using laboratory feedback. This describes our development approach, not an automatically executed laboratory workflow.

Laboratory Knowledge

Science, techniques and real labware

Robotics & AI Engineering

Motions, tools and interfaces

ASH_OS Software foundation for AI and robot control

Robot Operations

Handling laboratory vessels, tools and liquids

Test & Refine

Robot trials and laboratory feedback

Process Knowledge & Data

Local execution is a design priority. Together, we define on-site functions, operational and training data storage, and access and reuse arrangements.

Equipment & Everyday Operation

Your equipment, workspace and clean-handling needs guide how we plan for training, intervention and maintenance.

How We Can Work Together

  1. 01

    Share Your Challenge

    A problem, an idea or a desired outcome is enough to start.

  2. 02

    Explore a Focused Evaluation

    Where appropriate, we agree on a task, its operating conditions and criteria for evaluation.

  3. 03

    Decide the Next Step

    Review the findings together and decide whether refinement, further development or a detailed proposal would be useful.

An Idea Is Enough to Start

Have a recurring challenge, an equipment idea or a question about automation? Tell us what you have in mind. Let's explore a useful next step.

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