Don't worry about the robot — we'll take care of running it. You focus on your science. We'll handle the rest.
Your scientists spend 60–80% of their time on repetitive manual work — pipetting, plate transfers, instrument loading, sample tracking. That's not what they went to graduate school for.
We get it: research is really, really complicated. The biology is complex. The protocols are specific. The stakes are high. The last thing you need is another complicated thing to manage.
So here's the deal: don't worry about the robot. We come in, we install it, we train it on your protocols, and we keep it running. You just focus on your science. If the robot needs attention, that's on us.
We learn your protocols, instruments, and bench layout to find the highest-value workflows to automate first.
The Undergrad installs on your existing bench with your existing equipment — no facility changes.
We translate your protocols into plain-language instructions the robot runs and verifies.
Your team learns to describe, adjust, and launch runs — no automation engineer required.
Setup, maintenance, and updates are on us. As your protocols change, the robot adapts.
No massive upfront cost. You pay when the robot runs experiments — so automation scales with the work it actually does for you.
A sample of the consumables and kits our protocols already work with:
Describe protocols in plain language. Modify them without an automation engineer.
Installs on your existing bench with your existing equipment.
Works with the instruments and consumables you already use.
No massive upfront cost. You pay when the robot runs experiments.
Setup, maintenance, updates — that's our job. You focus on the science.
Every step is logged for reproducibility and compliance.
As your protocols change, the robot adapts — no re-engineering required.
Tell us what's eating your scientists' time, and we'll show you what the Undergrad can take off their plate.
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