On-Demand Webinar: Scalable, Reproducible and Autonomous Cell Manufacturing with AI and Robotics

Automata and CellVoyant integrate intelligent robotics and real-time AI phenotyping to deliver scalable, reproducible cell culture workflows.

Scaling cell culture from bench to manufacturing remains one of the hardest challenges in advanced therapy development.

Variability, subjective decision-making, and late-stage QC signals limit reproducibility and industrial readiness.

In this webinar, Automata and CellVoyant will explore how AI-driven image phenotyping and robotic automation combine to enable true closed-loop cell culture control — shifting from static protocol execution to intelligent, feedback-driven process monitoring and intervention.

Using real-world differentiation case studies, we’ll show how real-time phenotypic insight integrated with automation enables earlier detection, adaptive intervention, and measurable outcome improvements.

We’ll cover:
  • Why current cell culture workflows struggle to scale
  • The difference between automated execution and true closed-loop control
  • How AI-based image phenotyping enables continuous, non-destructive monitoring
  • How Automata’s LINQ™ platform and CellVoyant’s FateView™ integrate in practice
  • What this unlocks for therapy developers and advanced bioprocess teams

By the end of the session, you’ll understand how robotics and AI-driven phenotyping form a real-time feedback loop, and what this means for scalable, reproducible, and GMP-ready cell manufacturing.

Ali Glaser

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Alex Botos

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Rafael Carazo Salas

CEO & Founder of CellVoyant

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On-Demand Webinar: Scalable, Reproducible and Autonomous Cell Manufacturing with AI and Robotics

Automata and CellVoyant integrate intelligent robotics and real-time AI phenotyping to deliver scalable, reproducible cell culture workflows.

Scaling cell culture from bench to manufacturing remains one of the hardest challenges in advanced therapy development.

Variability, subjective decision-making, and late-stage QC signals limit reproducibility and industrial readiness.

In this webinar, Automata and CellVoyant will explore how AI-driven image phenotyping and robotic automation combine to enable true closed-loop cell culture control — shifting from static protocol execution to intelligent, feedback-driven process monitoring and intervention.

Using real-world differentiation case studies, we’ll show how real-time phenotypic insight integrated with automation enables earlier detection, adaptive intervention, and measurable outcome improvements.

We’ll cover:
  • Why current cell culture workflows struggle to scale
  • The difference between automated execution and true closed-loop control
  • How AI-based image phenotyping enables continuous, non-destructive monitoring
  • How Automata’s LINQ™ platform and CellVoyant’s FateView™ integrate in practice
  • What this unlocks for therapy developers and advanced bioprocess teams

By the end of the session, you’ll understand how robotics and AI-driven phenotyping form a real-time feedback loop, and what this means for scalable, reproducible, and GMP-ready cell manufacturing.

Ali Glaser

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Senior Product Marketing Manager

Alex Botos

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Senior Field Application Scientist

Alex is part of the Pre-sales team at Automata. One of his responsibilities is leading the technical solution design for automation projects. Alex’s subject matter expertise and focus are cell culture and cell biology, working across our European and American territories. Automata recruited Alex in March 2023, he previously held commercial and lab-based positions in the biotech sector with over a decade industry experience. During this time, Alex focused on molecular biology end-to-end workflow automation, cell culture media formulation, stem cell karyotype services and research tools development. Alex holds a master’s degree in Cancer Biology from University of Kent and has published cell biology research with University of Cambridge.

Rafael Carazo Salas

CEO & Founder of CellVoyant

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