InSpek's in-line Raman sensor continuously tracks metabolites and process conditions inside the reactor — transforming bioprocesses from black boxes into controllable, scalable systems, from development to manufacturing.

Continuous multiparameter visibility turns bioprocesses into observable systems.

The same sensing architecture from bench-scale experiments to pilot and full industrial production — no re-validation, no sensing gap, no transfer risk.
Bioprocess development is limited by data scarcity and delayed feedback. Teams rely on snapshots of a continuously evolving system.
With InSpek, you can:
Use the same sensing architecture from bench to pilot to production, ensuring continuity and reducing transfer risk.
Move from trial-and-error to data-driven development.

In manufacturing, performance depends on early detection and process stability. Delayed insight leads to variability, inefficiency, and batch failure.
With InSpek, you can:
Shift from reactive correction to autonomous retrocontrol.

Bioprocessing is becoming increasingly data-driven. But without continuous, high-quality multiparameter data, AI lacks ground truth, automation lacks feedback, and optimization lacks signal.
InSpek provides the sensing foundation required to improve process understanding, enable advanced modeling, and support future automation.
The foundation for intelligent biomanufacturing.


In fed-batch fermentation using engineered S. cerevisiae, InSpek's platform continuously tracked p-coumaric acid, glucose, ethanol, glycerol, and acetic acid in real time — validated against HPLC across four runs. The resulting process visibility supported a 2.3x increase in p-CA production compared with traditional batch fermentation.
InSpek sensors are designed for continuous, in-line deployment — compact, non-invasive, and scalable from mL-scale development vessels to industrial bioreactors.
