Orbital Shaker for Mesenchymal Stem Cell Activation

The system divides the adipose tissue processing into separate sterile compartments: a first container for mechanical activation and a second container for sterile transfer. This segmentation prevents contamination by physically isolating the mechanical activation process from the sterile tissue handling process.

A sterile transfer device acts as an intermediary between the non-sterile mechanical activation container and the sterile transplantation container. This intermediary component allows material transfer while maintaining sterile barriers, preventing contamination during the transfer process.

The mechanical activation device is designed to be multifunctional, serving both the mechanical activation function and the sterile containment function. The single-use container system integrates multiple functions (activation, containment, transfer preparation) into one device, reducing overall system complexity while maintaining effectiveness.

The system employs single-use disposable containers for mechanical activation and sterile transfer. This approach eliminates the need for complex sterilization and cleaning systems, reducing device complexity and cost while ensuring sterility and reliability for each use.

The sterile transfer device is designed to be self-contained and self-sterilizing through its sealed container design. The system prepares its own sterile environment without requiring external sterilization procedures, maintaining both operational simplicity and consistent sterility.

The system performs preliminary sterilization and preparation actions during the manufacturing of single-use containers. Sterile barriers are pre-established in the container design, eliminating the need for complex manual sterilization procedures during operation while ensuring consistent sterility.