Design

Flexible by design

Cue’s unique design reflects our commitment to developing tools that meet your processing needs from early development through commercialization.

Whether you’re formulating and aliquoting a final product or performing upstream wash and concentration, Cue delivers unmatched results across a wide range of critical applications.

✓ Final product volumes as small as 2ml
✓ User defined type and number of final product containers
✓ On-instrument wash & concentration steps
✓ Temperature controlled with automated mixing
Cue - Small Volume Cell Processing System 360 View

For Laboratory Use Only

Building blocks make protocol design easier than ever

Cue performs a wide range of cell processing functions. With our included Cue Desktop Application Software, you can easily create protocols that meet your processing needs. You can choose to do all steps, or only a few.

Speak with your local Application Specialist to learn more >

Cue Custom Protocol Builder
Software

Powerful and complimentary

Cue’s onboard software and the desktop application software offer maximum user control.

Cue’s Onboard Software

Both

Desktop Application Software
  • Controls all aspects of the instrument via the user interface screen
  • Enables precise "assisted automation" for aliquot air removal
  • Save up to 20 protocols on Cue at any given time
  • System calculations to determine final and in-process volumes required before procedure start to achieve concentration and formulation ratio targets
  • Optional mid-procedure sampling to allow for re-calculation of target volumes
  • Configurable desktop software allows for user-design of custom protocols
  • Ability to generate offline procedure estimations
  • View and store procedure records

The Cue Cell Processing System is for laboratory use only and may not be used for direct transfusion. Appropriate regulatory clearance is required by the user for clinical use.

Refer to the Cue Cell Processing System Operator’s Manual for a complete list of warnings and precautions associated with the use of these products.

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