Stamm.Bio
Leveraging state-of-the-art technologies such as microfluidics, electroporation and robotics, we are bringing the industry 4.0. revolution to biotech.
Inspired by how nature applies laminar flow, we are downsizing a whole biotech facility into an all-in-one, plug-n-play unit the size of a refrigerator.
With offices in San Francisco and Buenos Aires, a committed interdisciplinary team works tirelessly to unleash the potential of biotech.
Stämm Grown facilitates the implementation of microbial growth systems around the world. Our groundbreaking approach renews the possibilities of low scale production systems as a viable solution to supply local markets and unleashes exponential rates of innovation in Biotech. We have merged the technological capabilities of microfluidics, electropermeabilization and soft robotics towards a fully automatized continuous system.
Stämm Wired provides full traceability of every node in the Stämm Grown network, gathering performance data in real time. We are currently designing and developing both specific and unspecific sensors to track biological, physical and chemical variations within our bioprocessors. We will develop a unified biotech production language that will enable the cumulative knowledge in Biotech implementation.
Stämm Coded enhances our understanding about microorganisms, transforming our data base into knowledge, allowing us to predict the behaviour of specific strains within our bioprocessors. We strongly believe that this is the path towards a zero marginal cost of innovation model in Biotech Industry.
In 2016 Stämm was granted a scholarship to attend the Global Solution Program (GSP) at Singularity University, inside NASA’s Ames Research Center, in Mountain View, California. In 2017, the company received an early investment from the argentinian company builder GridX. This fund was supported by the Argentine Chamber of Biotechnology. In 2018, Stämm was selected to be part of Indiebio´s acceleration program (IB7) that included funding, access to space lab and mentorship. Right after the 4-month program, the company officially started to raise funds. By early 2019, Stämm secured a $2.1MM seed round led by Tim Draper.