A blood intelligence company
What if a routine blood test were also one of the most informative?
Saibogen uses AI to learn from all the data behind every routine blood count, giving researchers and clinicians a richer view of each patient from tests already being run.
For research use only.
Every blood count measures tens of thousands of cells.
Hematology testing is one of the most widely performed laboratory investigations worldwide and often serves as a starting point for medical care. In each complete blood count, a Sysmex analyzer counts and characterizes tens of thousands of individual cells, reporting a set of well-established values that clinicians rely on every day. Behind those values is far more information, captured in every sample.
3 billion
hematology tests a year on Sysmex analyzers
Tens of thousands
cells measured in each count
190+
countries and regions with Sysmex products and services
Hematology test volume is approximate, based on Sysmex research.
How Saibogen works
Six steps from a routine sample to a richer picture of each patient.
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Blood reaches every tissue, its cells sensing and changing in response to their environment. Sysmex hematology analyzers run millions of complete blood counts (CBC) every day, accurately and reliably counting and characterizing tens of thousands of these cells in every sample.
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Every sample analyzed produces biologically rich data on each cell measured, far more than the routine CBC report shows. Saibogen’s products are built to learn from all of it.
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Saibogen’s models learn from very large numbers of routine samples, collected across many laboratories, analyzers and populations. Learning from this real-world diversity lets us tell true biological differences between people, and within the same person over time, apart from other confounding sources of variation.
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Saibogen’s products will extract biologically and clinically meaningful signatures from every cell in every sample. Signatures can be compared across individuals and over time, so patterns linked to health and disease can be recognized.
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Our models are trained and improved continuously. As they process more samples, they learn more of the diversity of human health and disease, and similar samples group together more clearly.
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Having learned that diversity, the same model can perform many different tasks for one sample or a whole population, without extensive retraining for each. New applications are added as software, so the analyzers that laboratories already run gain value over time. Our first offerings are for research use only.
One test, many questions.
We want to change what a hematology analyzer is for: from an instrument that reports a standard panel to a platform for biological insight that becomes more useful over time. A single routine sample could answer many questions, and new applications are added as software, with no new instruments, reagents or samples.
Where hematology leadership meets medical AI.
Sysmex has nearly 60 years of hematology expertise, trusted by laboratories in more than 190 countries and regions.
Hologen builds Large Medicine Models: multimodal AI trained on large-scale, real-world clinical data to learn the underlying biology of each patient.
Saibogen brings the two together: it learns from routine blood data at global scale and will deliver what it learns as software through Sysmex’s hematology analyzers, with the aim of adding clinical intelligence to every test.
Who we work with
Researchers
We deliver new insight from the blood samples your studies already collect, including prognostic and predictive signals.
Laboratories
We make the analyzers you already run a richer source of clinical insight, with no new instruments or reagents.
Clinicians
We aim, in time, to uncover finer distinctions between patients who look alike on standard values, and subtler changes between repeat tests. Every application is validated before it supports patient care.
Make every blood test count.
Our first focus is clinical research. If you run studies, laboratories or clinical services, we’d like to hear from you.
Get in touchToward a world where a routine blood test is one of the most informative in medicine.