Biotech
Multiply Labs and Legend Biotech Accelerate Cell Therapy
Multiply Labs has secured its first major collaboration with Legend Biotech to use robotic technology in cell therapy manufacturing. The partnership aims to improve efficiency and precision, addressing high manual labor costs and workforce shortages. Legend receives priority access to Multiply’s automated systems, and further partnerships with cell therapy manufacturers and developers are expected soon.
After several years spent perfecting its robotic cell therapy manufacturing system, Multiply Labs has secured its first collaboration with a major cell therapy developer, Legend Biotech. Both companies believe the collaboration has the potential to lead to faster and smoother adoption of robotic technology compared to traditional automation approaches.
While many of the details of the deal are still unknown, Fierce Pharma notes that Legend is set to receive “priority access” to Multiply’s automated systems as part of the collaboration .
“The idea is to use robots to perform the same tasks that people used to do, but in a more efficient and precise way. The goal is for this technological change to not negatively affect the cells that are being cultivated and processed,” explained Fred Parietti, co-founder and CEO of Multiply Labs.
Multiply Labs promotes the use of robots in developing cell therapies
Multiply Labs has repeatedly pointed out the high manufacturing costs of manual processes, which require a lot of labour and, in many cases, there is a shortage of qualified workers in this field. Therefore, the system, composed of modules in which robotic arms operate different instruments already widely used for the production of cell therapies, represents a significant leap forward.
Multiply Labs’ CEO said the partnership with Legend as a commercial developer of cell therapies represents an “important” new phase in the company’s path. Paretti also said that more partnerships with both manufacturers and developers of cell therapies are on the way.
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