Robotic handling station
Roboq
Gloveless aseptic handling that removes the operator.
Roboq drives robotic tray, nest, and lyo handling inside the isolator, so the gowned interventions that cause most contamination simply stop happening.
The problem
Why this station is so unforgiving.
Every gowned operator and every glove intervention inside a Grade A isolator is the single largest contamination risk in fill-finish, and the hardest to remove.
Tray and nest handling, tub loading, lyo load and unload, in-isolator manipulation: most of it is still manual or fixed automation that can't adapt to a changeover or a delicate container. The robotics talent that can program validated aseptic motion is scarce, and rigid cells don't generalize across the suite.
What Roboq does
Gloveless aseptic handling that removes the operator.
Roboq drives robotic aseptic handling and gloveless manipulation, and it is trained and validated in Simura's Isaac-Sim twin before it ever touches product.
It adapts to containers and changeovers, coordinates with Fillix, Lyovex, and Vistra, and moves with contamination awareness from Asepta, all under a Part 11 audit trail.
Capabilities
Built for the robotic handling station.
Adaptive robotic aseptic handling and gloveless-isolator manipulation
Sim-to-real Isaac policies validated in the Simura twin before deployment
Changeover-aware grasping and motion for delicate containers and trays
Human interventions removed, with contamination-aware motion that consults Asepta
Part 11 audit trail and connectors for robots, isolators, and MES
At a glance
Where Roboq runs, and for whom.
Recurring SaaS that lands on one station and expands across the suite and the fleet, on a paid pilot measured against a hard reject, deviation, or yield metric.
See pricing →One ecosystem
Roboq is one station of the Sterira suite.
Roboq is validated in Simura before deployment, consults Asepta for contamination-aware motion, and serves the fill, lyo, and inspection stations.
Simura
Asepta
Fillix