On the evening of June 10, our San Diego campus came alive in a way it hadn’t before. We opened our doors for the first Tactus AI Open House.

Laboratory leaders, industry partners, friends, and family came to see, in person, what it actually looks like when a humanoid robotic lab assistant works alongside a lab team. In a real space, with real people.

The Tactus AI team cuts a ribbon at the entrance to the San Diego campus, with the humanoid robotic lab assistant beside them Opening the doors: the Tactus AI team cuts the ribbon on our San Diego campus.

Built to work alongside your team

Everything we showed carried the same idea: robotics that empowers lab staff, not replaces them. The robot takes on the repetitive physical work of moving samples, slides, and consumables between instruments, so the skilled people in the lab can stay on the work that only they can do.

Two guests photograph the Tactus AI humanoid robotic lab assistant with their phones during the Open House Guests take a close look at the robotic lab assistant.

What comes next

To everyone who joined us, thank you for making the time and for asking the questions that move this work forward. An Open House is a small thing next to the pressure labs are under, but the evening reminded us why the physical layer of the lab is worth getting right.

We’re just getting started.

Guests gather around a food spread at the Tactus AI Open House on the San Diego campus Lab leaders, industry partners, friends, and family together for the evening on our campus.

We’ll be at ADLM in Anaheim, July 26-30, with live demonstrations at our booth. If you’re going, we’d love to connect. Get in touch and we’ll find time.