

Microenvironment-Driven Manufacturing.
Integrate physiologic oxygen and pressure control directly into GMP workflows to train cells for environments they face in vivo.
Seamless R&D → GMP Continuity.
Our platforms share identical environmental profiles and formats, reducing technical transfer risk and accelerating translation.
Closed, Automated Scale-Up.
Reproducible yields and consistent phenotypes supported by closed, automated workflows designed for manufacturing.
TME-Informed Potency Insights.
Generate real-time, label-free potency data under physiologically relevant conditions to inform faster, more predictive decisions.
From Discovery to Clinical Manufacturing
A single, continuous platform designed to optimize cell therapy potency at every stage offering development


Functional Evaluation
Validated by Leaders in Cell & Gene Therapy
Setting a new standard for solid tumor cell therapy development.

The Phenotype That Persists
Selective expansion of Tcm and Tscm populations associated with efficacy.
Sustained Killing Power
Persistent cytotoxicity through repeated tumor challenges under harsh TME conditions easy.
Built for Existing GMP workflow
Drop-in compatibility enables faster deployment with lower infrastructure costs.




























































AVATAR™ Expanded CAR T cells are 70% More Potent in TME Conditions
AVATAR
CAR T cells
Conventional
CAR T cells
20
40
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% Cytotoxicity
Hypoxia, high interstitial pressure, and immunosuppressive proteins create a hostile microenvironment pH for therapeutic cells
Conventional incubation systems fail to prepare cells for this reality which results in early exhaustion, poor in vivo performance, and limited clinical success
Cell therapies produced in small-scale quantities face the problem of emulating those conditions in separate GMP manufacturing systems
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White Paper
Unlocking organoid potential through improved culture conditions
Yelena Bronevetsky
September 2025

Publication
PHPT1 acts as an inhibitor in high-altitude pulmonary hypertension via negative TRPV5 signaling regulation
Journal of Translational Medicine (2025)

News
To Bring Cell Culture into the Future, Consider Microenvironments
James Lim
December 2025

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