The Endeavor instrument, recognized for its ability to image a 1536-well plate in under four minutes, functions within Nebula’s Reconfigurable Automation Carts. These modular units utilize robotic arms and automated sample transport to allow for continuous, around-the-clock research. By integrating Araceli’s ClaireRT software, the system performs analysis during the capture process, allowing for immediate quality control and the ability to halt experiments if specific criteria are not met.
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Araceli Biosciences Integrates High-Speed Imaging Into Ginkgo's Nebula
Araceli Biosciences is embedding its Endeavor high-content imaging system into Ginkgo Bioworks’ autonomous laboratory, Nebula. By enabling real-time cellular analysis at scale, the partnership aims to provide the high-quality, curated datasets necessary for training advanced artificial intelligence models used in drug discovery and biological engineering.
This integration addresses a critical bottleneck in modern biotechnology: the transition from manual, bench-top experimentation to autonomous, data-heavy workflows. For Ginkgo, the addition serves to bolster the capabilities of its cloud lab infrastructure, providing researchers with seamless access to high-fidelity biological data. Matt Beaudet, CEO of Araceli Biosciences, noted that the evolution of the lab environment now requires systems that can interpret biological data in real time, a shift that the partnership is designed to accelerate.
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