Innovative Bioreactor
Solutions
for Efficient
Data Integration
Handy. Smart. Flexible.
Our bench-top modular bioreactor is ideal for daily work and offers unparalleled high quality. It enables data-driven decision-making, sets new standards in control and automation, prioritizes user-centric safety, and features an ergonomic design.
Ideal for a wide variety of applications, from fermentation to cell culture.
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CHALLENGE
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How can I automate my work and spend more time on science?
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How can I get easy access to the data from my bioprocess?
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How can I use advanced analytics, ML and AI in my lab?
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How can I save lab workspace?
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SOLUTIONS
- Cell cultivation in bioreactor
- Microalgae cultivation
- Production of monoclonal antibodies
- Fermentation
- Production of antibiotics
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CUBE BIOREACTOR SETUP
Cube Edge
Cube Edge
Main unit, provides power
and data connection to
all connected devices.
Edge is required for
connecting other devices
of our biotechnology setup.
- Touchscreen with basic info about cubes
- Operate with up to 3 Cubes
- Wireless connection with end-user devices
- Remote support via connection
- Modular Control Platform App with Lab-oriented capabilities
Cube Multisensor
Cube Multisensor
Innovative and advanced device designed to effortlessly gather precise data from various sensors utilizing the Modbus RS485 communication protocol.
- Up to 6 digital sensors
- Compatible with Hamilton and Mettler Toledo probes by default**
- Zero config, plug & play
- Works with Cube Edge out of the box
- One cable for power & data
Cube Multiscale
Cube Multiscale
Exceptional device engineeredto efficiently gather datafrom industrial scales throughthe RS232 communication protocol.
- Up to 6 industrial scales
- Compatible with Mettler Toledo scales by default*
- Zero config, plug & play
- Works with Cube Edge out of the box
- One cable for power & data
Cube Pump
Cube Pump
Stands as an advanced peristaltic pump device designed todeliver exceptional performance andunparalleled versatility.
- 0.0033 - 365.69mL/min
- 0.1 - 300rpm
- Tubes from 0.8x1.6 to 3.1x1.6 mm
- Zero config, plug & play
- Works with Cube Edge out of the box
- One cable for power & data
Cube Led Controller
Cube Led Controller
Used to regulate the lightingconditions within bioreactorsor cultivation systems thatutilize light for biological processes.
- Up to 2 independent LED Modules
- Color temperature 4000K
- Luminous flux: min. 55 μmol/s max. 900 PPFD Min. 2800 lx max. 40 000 lx
- Measured at a distance of 1 cm from the light source
- Zero config, plug & play
- Works with Cube Edge out of the box
- One cable for power & data
Cube Led Sparger
Cube Led Sparger
Device used to introduce gasesinto liquids. It operates bydispersing gas in the formof fine bubbles into the liquid medium, enhancing gas-liquid contact andfacilitating processes such asaeration and fermentation.
- Up to 3 independent channels
- From 100SCCM to 100SLPM
- 9 gases: air, N2, O2, CH4, He, H2, Ar, CO2, N2O
- Operating pressure up to 145 PSIA
- Zero config, plug & play
- Works with Cube Edge out of the box
- One cable for power & data
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DIGITAL FUNCTIONS
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DEVICE FUNCTIONS
- pH
- Temperature
- DO
- Cell Density
- CO2
- Fluid pumping
- LED lighting
- Aeration
- Flow measurements
- Temperature control
- Monitoring environmental parameters (e.g. temperature, humidity)
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USE CASES
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FAQ
What is bioprocessing?
What is bioreactor fermentation?
What is cell culture?
What is cell culture media?
What is a bioreactor?
Bioreactor vs Photobioreactor - what's the difference?
What are the challenges of bioreactor-driven processes?
- - Contamination and infection are among the biggest challenges when conducting bioreactor processes. Maintaining internal sterility during all stages of bioproduction is extremely important and affects the final product and bioproduction efficiency.
- - Human error - errors in media preparation, bioreactor handling, or sampling can result in contamination or inappropriate culture conditions.
- - Optimization of conditions and scalability - when scaling up to larger bioreactors, culture conditions such as mixing, aeration, and media composition need to be adjusted.
- - Monitoring and control of bioprocesses. The complexity and sensitivity of biological systems, high sterility requirements, and difficulties with real-time measurements all make it necessary to have advanced technology and expertise to maintain optimal production conditions.
How do I choose the right bioreactor?
- - What kind of microorganism you're working with (yeast, bacteria, algae, cell lines)
- - What the microorganism needs (e.g., phototrophic organisms will require a light source)
- - Scale (lab scale, pilot scale, industrial scale)
- - How you want to culture the microorganism (batch, feed-batch, continuous)
- - The type of bioreactor
- - A monitoring and control system
- - Which material do you prefer for constructing the reactor (such as steel, glass, or single-use plastic)