Articles | 26.10.2025

Timegate® Instruments is Now OPC UA Compliant Enabling Seamless Integration Across the Biopharma Ecosystem

Oulu, Finland 27.10.2025, Timegate® Instruments proudly announces that its flagship product is now OPC UA compliant, marking a significant milestone in the company’s mission to make advanced bioprocess monitoring more connected and accessible. This ensures full interoperability with other OPC UA–compliant systems, allowing seamless integration into biopharmaceutical and other industrial production environments and real-time data management platforms.

With this achievement, Timegate opens new collaboration possibilities for biopharma system integrators, automation solution providers, and end users looking to combine Raman technology with modern digital architectures. The open API provides a standardized communication interface that supports data-driven process optimization, faster scale-up, and enhanced quality assurance across the value chain.

“OPC UA compliancy is an important step forward for us and for our partners in the biopharma industry,” says Mari Tenhunen, CEO of Timegate Instruments. “It ensures that our technology can be effortlessly integrated into existing process control systems, paving the way for closer collaboration with biopharma integrators and helping our customers reach smarter, more connected production environments.”

This reinforces Timegate’s commitment to open innovation and digital transformation within biopharmaceutical manufacturing. By combining the patented Timegate® Raman technology with standardized communication protocols, bioprocess developers can now access real-time molecular insights with improved connectivity and interoperability.

Are you interested in exploring integration opportunities, please contact, Jussi Auvinen, jussi.auvinen@timegate.com

Timegate® Instruments is Now OPC UA Compliant Enabling Seamless Integration Across the Biopharma Ecosystem

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