DASGIP launches World's First Bioreactor on the iPhone

The company is premiering its Remote Control Suite at the Biotechnica, which is being held on October 6-8 in Hanover, Germany. Visitors can use an iPhone, iPod touch or notebook computer to remotely observe and access running processes.

"Users can now monitor all relevant process parameters from an office, between business meetings or even from home on the weekend. All they need is a computer and Internet access," said Matthias Arnold, DASGIP Chief Scientific Officer.

Data security is ensured through the implementation of established IT security mechanisms. Remote modifications to all process values are tracked and logged in a central database for transparency and complete documentation. By combining optional features such as an alarm function, scientists can receive around-the-clock notifications that enable them to react promptly when deviations in the planned process occur. With the Remote Control Suite, DASGIP Parallel Bioreactor Systems are offering unmatched bioprocess control at benchtop scale.

All interested Biotechnica attendees are cordially invited to visit DASGIP at its exhibit booth (G25, hall 9) to learn more about the Remote Control Suite and at the same register to win an Apple iPod touch. A drawing will be held each day during the convention at 5:00 pm.

For more information about the DASGIP Remote Control Suite, visit our website at: www.dasgip.com/catalog/DGC_Remote/

About DASGIP

DASGIP AG develops and manufactures technologically advanced Parallel Bioreactor Systems for the cultivation of microbial, plant, animal and human cells at bench top scale. Process engineers, scientists and product developers from biotechnological, pharmaceutical and chemical companies as well as research institutions use DASGIP Parallel Bioreactor Systems for their biotechnological processes and benefit from increased productivity, high reproducibility, and ease of scale up, resulting in accelerated product development cycles. DASGIP is located in Juelich (Germany) and Shrewsbury MA (USA)

Contact:
Jennefer Vogt
Tel: +49 2461.980 -118
email: j.vogt@dasgip.de

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