
Stämm makes biomanufacturing easier and more scalable by providing an automated, continuous bioreactor platform for producing biologics and cell therapies. Their core product, the Bioprocessor, is a plug-and-play continuous bioreactor that enables automated production runs of up to 90 days and improves process repeatability and productivity. In addition to hardware, Stämm offers end-to-end bioengineering services and Bio AI capabilities using AI, multi-omics data, and generative models to build cell-predictive pipelines and optimize cell line development. The company operates globally with facilities in the USA, Argentina, and Switzerland and serves companies in the biologics and cell therapy sectors.

Stämm makes biomanufacturing easier and more scalable by providing an automated, continuous bioreactor platform for producing biologics and cell therapies. Their core product, the Bioprocessor, is a plug-and-play continuous bioreactor that enables automated production runs of up to 90 days and improves process repeatability and productivity. In addition to hardware, Stämm offers end-to-end bioengineering services and Bio AI capabilities using AI, multi-omics data, and generative models to build cell-predictive pipelines and optimize cell line development. The company operates globally with facilities in the USA, Argentina, and Switzerland and serves companies in the biologics and cell therapy sectors.
Core product: Bioprocessor — a plug-and-play continuous bioreactor for up to 90-day automated runs
Tech & services: Hardware (Bioprocessor), end-to-end bioengineering services, and BioAI with multi-omics and generative models
Founded: 2016
Operations: Facilities in USA, Argentina, and Switzerland; global customers in biologics and cell therapy
Funding (reported): Reported total funding around $17M–$17.2M; Series A $17M (Feb 2022)
Biomanufacturing for biologics and cell therapies (including alternative-protein applications).
2016
Biotechnology
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Series A reported at $17M to develop 3D-printed microfluidic bioreactors; company and coverage cite total raised around $17M–$20M including prior rounds.
Profiles list a funding event in April 2023 but financial details are behind paywalls or not fully specified in provided evidence.
“Includes investors such as Varana Capital, IndieBio/SOSV, Draper Associates and others listed on company profiles and press.”