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The First and Only Automated Small Biopsy Grossing Platform

nToto is more than an automated grossing bench, it's a hands-free workflow tool designed to reduce the physical and cognitive demands of tissue grossing. By combining avanced robotics with computer vision, nToto streamlines repetitive tasks, improves consistency, and helps your laboratory operate more efficiently.

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How nToto Works: Seamless Workflow Integration

Step 1: Load Specimen Jars

Input - holds up to 60 at a time!

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Designed for simplicity, nToto makes specimen loading quick and intuitive. Just fill the intake module and the system does the rest.

Step 2: Generate Gross Description

Reporting - AI driven contouring of biopsies

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Computer vision contours tissue in the specimen jar to generate size and count of tissue. This information forms the basis of the gross description.

Step 3: Contactless Transfer

Transfer - Robotic precision

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Precision robotics and advanced optics enable fully contactless tissue transfer, minimizing cross-contamination and eliminating single-use consumables.

Step 4: Ready for Processing

Output - uses standard processing baskets!

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Standardized histology cassettes are delivered ready for processing, accompanied by a comprehensive digital record captured throughout the workflow.

Unmatched Performance

Built for High Volume Environments that Require 24/7/365 Reliability
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Continuous throughput  

Robust workflow controls  

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Hands-free

Walk away opperation

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FTE Offset

Liberates skilled staff for high-value tasks

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Chain of Custody

nToto documents every step of the process

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Standardized

Eliminate inter-operator variability

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Universal Compatibility

Designed for compatibility, not consumable lock-in.

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New Workflow Data

Captures workflow data allowing lab managers to benchmark and monitor performance

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FAQ

common questions

What Consumables are Required for the nToto?
How Does the Specimen Jar Need to be Labeled?
What Types of Tissue works with nToto?
What cassette printers will this machine be compatible with?
How do gross reports get uploaded into the LIS?
What are the dimensions and electrical requirements for the nToto?