WellAware II	Original WellAware

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WellAware II and our original WellAware are personal automation systems which use Light and Sound cues to guide an operator during manual pipetting of a lab protocol or for sorting items into the wells of microplates. 

Applications

BioTX’s WellAware Pipet Navigation Systems are designed for a variety of pipetting and sorting applications and significantly reduce pipetting errors, speed pipetting, allow data transfer to and from lab instrumentation and allow full time-stamped documentation of completed protocols. This makes WellAware is ideal for acedemic, forensic, sequencing, PCR, microarray and HLA labs.

Our systems are commonly used for the following tasks:

Cherry Picking of samples Hit Picking Sample Sorting Accessioning of Samples PCR & Sequencing Setup Normalization of samples to a standard concentration Dilutions Real Time PCR Setup ELISA Processing Backup for fully automated labs

Accessories

There are several accessories and upgrades available for BioTX's WellAware Systems. These extras allow for further customization and maximization of the capabilities of WellAware. Click an image below to learn more.

Custom Racks	Ergonomic Stands	Barcode Printer	Barcode Imager
Barcode Labels	PCR Coolers	Waterproof Keyboards	Hands free control

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Testimonials

Our customers report real time savings when using WellAware over regular manual pipetting. Most customers report 50% to 90% time reductions from manual pipetting without WellAware when doing hit picking. With WellAware voice and light navigation, pipetting mistakes are virtually eliminated. Our customers also report reduced training times and managers appreciate how WellAware tracks user performance through time stamped eSOP documentation. Below are testimonials from satisfied customers.

"Just wanted to touch base and tell you how thankful I was that we had the WellAware on-line in the lab. Last week our main robotic workstation we use to set up PCR reactions had to be taken off-line and serviced. Getting the service people into the lab took about a week and a half. In that time our analysts were able to continue to use plate setups (as opposed to tubes) for our large casework batches because the WellAware was here. From an administrative standpoint it definitely helped our efficiency remain high during the period where our main robot was down. Several analysts commented that they were glad they had the WellAware available to them."

Shawn Montpetit,
DNA Technical Manager
SDPD Crime Laboratory