CyBio offers Contract Development and Manufacturing Services to the Life Science Industry.
In the past several years CyBio has successfully completed a number of instrument development contracts for its partners. These developed products are currently manufactured in CyBio’s facilities in Jena Germany. The unique set of innovative development and high quality manufacturing skill sets, including industry knowledge, experienced and creative engineering resources, instrument prototyping, scientific laboratory applications and first-class production facilities are some of the key factors which help to distinguish CyBio from the traditional OEM developers. The worldwide service organization is also available to take care of the instruments CyBio develops and builds. CyBio has largely invested in hardware and software systems as well as brand and intellectual property rights in the last 15 years. Since 2003, CyBio has offered its partners know-how expertise in the fields of liquid handling automation as well as optical read-out techniques and manufacturing. Strict adherence to delivery dates, quality standards and agreed-upon budgets are the pillars to successful partnerships. Both CyBio's market knowledge and application experience help mitigate risk for the clients.
CyBio's references for successful contract development
CORNING Inc. - Life Sciences Division. CyBio jointly developed and is currently manufacturing and servicing the CORNING Epic®-Instrument, a label-independent detection instrument that was introduced in September 2006 by Corning at the annual meeting of the Society of Biomolecular Sciences in Seattle. The Epic®- System won the New Product Award by the Association for Laboratory Automation in January 2007.
CyBio has been working with a German company CLONDIAG, a subsidiary company of the American INVERNESS Group, to manufacturing series their ArrayStrip Processors™ instrument. This analyzer for diagnostic chips comes with on-board liquid handling, incubation, reagent cooling and optical read-out. It was developed by CyBio in co-operation with CLONDIAG, and introduced at MEDICA in 2005.
The supplier's network of CyBio has been established for years and has its own infrastructure embedded in the perfect environment of the University town Jena, which itself has developed as an important centre for the European bio-instrument and photonic industries. The state of Thuringia, the Federal Republic of Germany and the European Union promote the development of the birthplace of both SCHOTT- und ZEISS- factories, which is of long standing tradition.
