Overview
HakoBio enables creation and simulation of 3D digital twins of biopharma facilities to accelerate conceptual design. The platform supports immersive training to accelerate operator readiness and connects digital twins to digital ecosystems for data availability.
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- What makes visitors remember your booth? At recent events, VR headsets proved to be real magnets. Visitors did not just stop, look, and leave. They stepped into the experience, explored the equipment and process context, then brought colleagues back to the booth to experience it for themselves. That is the difference between displaying a product and making it tangible. Show more, ship less. A conventional booth often means flyers, screens, and perhaps on or two physical pieces of equipment. With immersive XR, you can fill the
- September is going to be a busy one! I’ll be on the road with HakoBio — 🇩🇪 Göttingen for the Sartorius PI Forum, followed by 🇺🇸 Boston for BioProcess International And the journey continues in 🇮🇹 Milan for CPHI, where the HakoBio from OUAT! team will be. If you’re in Göttingen or Boston, let’s connect! Always happy to meet, exchange ideas and show what we’ve been building. See you on the road!
- With autumn just around the corner, our calendar is filling up fast. We have three events across Europe and the US over the next few weeks, and we'd love to cross paths if you're attending any of them. 🌍 Where to find us next: Sartorius PI Forum 🗓️ Sept 15–17 | 📍 Göttingen, Germany Martina and Nicolas will be on-site at the Sartorius Campus in Göttingen, exploring the latest developments in flexible manufacturing, digitalization, automation, and sustainability. BioProcess International 🗓️ Sept 22–25 | 📍 Boston, US
- What is the biggest challenge when showcasing complex bioprocess equipment at events? Over the past weeks, we explored four perspectives: 1. Showing the full process, not just one unit operation 2. Making large or unavailable equipment tangible 3. Connecting individual products into one end-to-end workflow 4. Adapting the same story for very different audiences The common thread is clear: booth space, logistics, and static displays often force equipment suppliers to simplify a story that customers actually need to experience in
- What if customers could experience bioprocess equipment at true scale, in the environment where it belongs? With XR, large and complex equipment can travel anywhere: into a customer meeting, a lab or onto a trade-show booth. Teams can explore equipment interactively, understand process integration and discuss the full solution, not just a static product view. Our white paper explores how mixed and virtual reality can help life-science suppliers: - Bring the full portfolio to every conversation - Make complex integration easier
- What if your clients could walk your facility before they ever book a flight? For many CDMOs, the hurdle isn’t proving manufacturing excellence, it’s making it click. Slide decks, videos, and CAD drawings help, but they rarely capture the full story. OUAT! new white paper shows how XR and immersive digital twins let partners explore your processes in context and see what truly sets you apart. Making the complex clear is the ultimate goal. Want a live demo? I’ll set it up for you. If it looks useful, let’s meet in person!
- For many CDMOs, the challenge isn't demonstrating manufacturing excellence – it's making it understandable. Slide decks, brochures, CAD drawings and site visits all play an important role, but they don't always help sponsor teams fully grasp the complexity of a facility, its processes and what truly differentiates one provider from another. Our latest white paper explores how XR can bridge that gap by turning manufacturing facilities into immersive digital twins. Sponsors can virtually walk through production areas, explore
- Every event audience is different, and that's the quiet challenge behind every exhibition plan. A general trade show crowd wants breadth. A customer-specific day wants depth on one workflow. Internal visitors need context. Students need fundamentals. One booth, four very different expectations. Shipping and floor space force compromises long before the doors open. A flagship bioreactor might resonate with process engineers but say little to students unfamiliar with scale-up economics. A modular platform explained in depth internally
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Serge JoorisChief Technology Officer→Founder at Ovizio
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