FluenticOS
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Lab operations platform

The lab that schedules itself.

FluenticOS connects your instruments, your protocols, and your team into one live system. Experiments plan, run, and report themselves, end to end.

Built for hospital, academic, and translational research labs.

Live schedule
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Incubator B2
Imager A
Liquid handler
Plate reader
Relocation
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Imager
Liquid handler
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The problem

Right now, your schedule lives in five different places.

Every research lab runs on a patchwork: a protocol in someone's head, a spreadsheet everyone half-trusts, and a different piece of software for every instrument. None of it talks to the others, so a scientist has to.

  • A shared spreadsheet everyone half-trusts
  • A whiteboard for what's running where
  • Separate, disconnected software per instrument
  • Someone walking the bench just to check on a run

FluenticOS replaces the patchwork with one system that watches every experiment, every instrument, and every deadline, continuously.

How it works

Five ideas. One system that never stops watching.

01
Design

Lay out a protocol once, its steps, timing, and dependencies, then run it across as many experiments as you need.

02
Connect

Incubators, imagers, liquid handlers, and other lab hardware link in through a lightweight agent, so the platform always knows the true state of every instrument and sample.

03
Orchestrate

A scheduling engine sequences and times every step across every active experiment, like air-traffic control for your lab, so runs never collide.

04
Monitor

A single dashboard shows every experiment, instrument, and sample's status and location, with timelines and ETAs, flagging problems the moment they happen.

05
Trace

Every sample, measurement, and step is tracked end to end, full lineage from source to result, for reproducibility and audit.

Also inside

A few more things quietly doing the work

Ontology-linked catalog

Compounds, treatments, and conditions linked to the standard vocabularies your other systems already speak.

Sample lineage

Every sample traced back through every derivation, pool, and split, all the way to its source.

Reagent registry

Every working reagent traced back to its source lot, concentration, and expiry.

Consumable registry

Every plate, tube, and kit tracked from the moment it's registered to the moment it's used.

Data explorers

Query results like a spreadsheet, plot them like a scientist, export whenever you're ready.

Edge-agents

A lightweight agent bridges every instrument to the platform, driver-connected or run by hand.

Advantages

What changes once the lab runs itself

Less manual coordination

Fewer handoffs between spreadsheets, chat threads, and instrument screens, and fewer errors that come from doing it by hand.

Faster experiment throughput

Continuous, automatic sequencing keeps your work moving instead of waiting on the next person to notice it's ready.

Higher instrument utilization

Every instrument's real capacity is known and booked precisely, so expensive equipment sits idle less often.

Audit-ready by default

Full lineage and a complete step history are captured as a byproduct of running the work, not a separate task afterward.

Grows with your lab

Start with a single instrument and expand to a full automated fleet on the same system, without re-platforming.

Works with what you own

Built to connect heterogeneous instrument fleets, no rip-and-replace, no single-vendor lock-in.

Built for

Research labs running real experiments, not just single assays: high-throughput compound screening, longitudinal culture studies, multi-step sample-prep pipelines, and everything in between, each with its own instruments, timing, and dependencies.

Ready to see your lab run itself?

We're onboarding a small number of research labs ahead of general availability.