Automation designed for your cleanroom
POUL doesn’t just provide you with a robot. We deliver a complete, tailored system for automated material transport: hardware, software, project management, documentation, certificates — everything you need to operate without a headache.


The fork. Simple. Clean.
Soon to be iconic.

Features
1000 kg standard payload
Customizable fork design for a variety of payloads.
Hygenic design
Designed according to EHEDG, 3A and ISO guidelines.
Low particle emission
Engineered to minimize particle generation.
Use-case inspiration
API
Transport of bioreactors and fermentation/cultivation tanks.
Formulation
Transport of APIs, excipients and mixing tanks.
Containment & ATEX
Safe transport in high-containment and solvent storage areas.
Raw material handling
Infeed of raw materials to fermentation process.
Filling line operations
Supply of tubs, closures, plungers and removal of waste.
Between grades
Automated transfer of goods between cleanroom grades.

Accept manual operation risks or build an automated system.
Contamination risks
Protecting the product is crucial for patient safety, quality, and compliance. Still, most production environments rely heavily on manual operation increasing risk of contamination.
Safety & performance risks
We ask operators to perform with machine-like precision in critical environments. It's an unfair expectation and an unnecessary risk for operator safety.
Higher demand, stricter regulations
Novel medicines drive a global increase in production capacity. Meanwhile regulators demand higher standards that manual and paper-based processes can hardly meet.
Legacy processes
Other industries have long been utilizing robotics to drive down cost. Conservative choices and lack of appropriate technology have slowed down the adoption of robots in pharma.
From first meeting to operations
01
Intro & scoping
02
Joint project definition
03
Integrator onboarding
04
Tender phase
05
Project execution
06
FAT validation
07
SAT validation
08
Handover & training
09
Ongoing support
Autonomous Mobile Robots pay off — in more than numbers.
Safer work environment
Increased capacity and better scalability
Improved product protection
Real-time data
Predictable production
Optimized space
Leaner processes
Less environmental monitoring
More environmentally sustainable operations
Fully digitized workflow
POUL is
The trustworthy operator who knows every bolt by name.
The aseptic specialist who preaches patient safety.
The considerate designer who demands user-friendliness.
The reliable engineer who obsesses over every little detail.
The helpful QA who guides you through the maze of pharma requirements.

Founders
With over 10 years of expertise in cleanroom operations and pharma manufacturing, Julie steers GMP compliance, quality assurance, and project delivery at POUL. Janik’s background in optimizing cleanroom equipment for aseptic production drives POUL’s design, engineering & product development. Together, we build customer relations, partnerships, and commercial growth.
Be the first to know
POUL stands for partnerships
We exclusively collaborate with the best in the industry. They are trusted partners to ensure safety, quality, and efficiency.
“Working with POUL was a markedly different experience. From the very beginning, I was met with deep industry insight, a strong grasp of compliance expectations, and a clear appreciation for the importance of thorough documentation of their delivery throughout the design phases.”
Anders Bo Andersen
Senior Specialist, Process Systems Intelligence
NNE
POUL Group ApSCVR-nr: 44242605
Find us at:
BioInnovation Institute
Ole Maaløes Vej 3
2200 Copenhagen, DK
© POUL GROUP APS
2025
Automation designed for your cleanroom
POUL doesn’t just provide you with a robot. We deliver a complete, tailored system for automated material transport: hardware, software, project management, documentation, certificates — everything you need to operate without a headache.

The fork. Simple. Clean.
Soon to be iconic.

Features
1000 kg standard payload
Customizable fork design for a variety of payloads.
Hygenic design
Designed according to EHEDG, 3A and ISO guidelines.
Low particle emission
Engineered to minimize particle generation.
API
Transport of bioreactors and fermentation/cultivation tanks.
Formulation
Transport of APIs, excipients and mixing tanks.
Raw material handling
Infeed of raw materials to fermentation process.
Containment & ATEX
Safe transport in high-containment and solvent storage areas
Filling line operations
Supply of tubs, closures, plungers and removal of waste
Between grades
Automated transfer of goods between cleanroom grades.
Accept manual operation risks or build an automated system.
Contamination risks
Protecting the product is crucial for patient safety, quality, and compliance. Still, most production environments rely heavily on manual operation increasing risk of contamination.
Safety & performance risks
We ask operators to perform with machine-like precision in critical environments. It's an unfair expectation and an unnecessary risk for operator safety.
Higher demand, stricter regulations
Novel medicines drive a global increase in production capacity. Meanwhile regulators demand higher standards that manual and paper-based processes can hardly meet.
Legacy processes
Other industries have long been utilizing robotics to drive down cost. Conservative choices and lack of appropriate technology have slowed down the adoption of robots in pharma.
From first meeting to operations
01
Intro & scoping
02
Project definition
03
Integrator onboarding
04
Tender phase
05
Project execution
06
FAT validation
07
SAT validation
08
Handover & training
09
Ongoing support
Autonomous Mobile Robots pay off — in more than numbers
Safer work environment
Increased capacity and better scalability
Improved product protection
Real-time data
Predictable production
Optimized space
Leaner processes
Less environmental monitoring
More environmentally sustainable operations
Fully digitized workflow
Be the first to know
POUL is...
The trustworthy operator who knows every bolt by name.
The aseptic specialist who preaches patient safety.
The considerate designer who demands user-friendliness.
The reliable engineer who obsesses over every little detail.
The helpful QA who guides you through the maze of pharma requirements.
The helpful QA who guides you through the maze of pharma requirements.

POUL was born in 2023 with the aim of bringing robots to pharmaceutical cleanrooms and other clean production environments. Since then, we’ve been on a wild journey, have met fantastic people, and carefully listened to many opinions.
Our first product, the fork, serves as a baseline for upcoming developments that we’re already working on. Stay tuned and connect with us on LinkedIn. We’d love to hear from you.
Julie Rank
Janik Kiefer
Founders
With over 10 years of expertise in cleanroom operations and pharma manufacturing, Julie steers GMP compliance, quality assurance, and project delivery at POUL. Janik’s background in optimizing cleanroom equipment for aseptic production drives POUL’s design, engineering & product development. Together, we build customer relations, partnerships, and commercial growth.
POUL stands for partnerships
We exclusively collaborate with the best in the industry. They are trusted partners to ensure safety, quality, and efficiency.
“Working with POUL was a markedly different experience. From the very beginning, I was met with deep industry insight, a strong grasp of compliance expectations, and a clear appreciation for the importance of thorough documentation of their delivery throughout the design phases.”
Anders Bo Andersen Senior Specialist, Process Systems Intelligence
NNE
Automation designed for your cleanroom
POUL doesn’t just provide you with a robot. We deliver a complete, tailored system for automated material transport: hardware, software, project management, documentation, certificates — everything you need to operate without a headache.

The fork. Simple. Clean.
Soon to be iconic.

Features
1000 kg standard payload
Customizable fork design for a variety of payloads.
Hygenic design
Designed according to EHEDG, 3A and ISO guidelines.
Low particle emission
Engineered to minimize particle generation.
Use-case inspiration
API
Transport of bioreactors and fermentation/cultivation tanks.
Formulation
Transport of APIs, excipients, and mixing tanks.
Raw material handling
Infeed of raw materials to fermentation process.
Containment & ATEX
Safe transport in high-containment and solvent storage areas.
Filling line operations
Supply of tubs, closures, plungers and removal of waste.
Between grades
Automated transfer of goods between cleanroom grades.

Accept manual operation risks or build an automated system.
Contamination risks
Protecting the product is crucial for patient safety, quality, and compliance. Still, most production environments rely heavily on manual operation increasing risk of contamination.
Safety & performance risks
We ask operators to perform with machine-like precision in critical environments. It's an unfair expectation and an unnecessary risk for operator safety.
Higher demand, stricter regulations
Novel medicines drive a global increase in production capacity. Meanwhile regulators demand higher standards that manual and paper-based processes can hardly meet.
Legacy processes
Other industries have long been utilizing robotics to drive down cost. Conservative choices and lack of appropriate technology have slowed down the adoption of robots in pharma.
From first meeting to operations
01
Intro & scoping
02
Project definition
03
Integrator onboarding
04
Tender phase
05
Project execution
06
FAT validation
07
SAT validation
08
Handover & training
09
Ongoing support
Autonomous Mobile Robots pay off — in more than numbers
Safer work environment
Increased capacity and better scalability
Improved product protection
Real-time data
Predictable production
Optimized space
Leaner processes
Less environmental monitoring
More environmentally sustainable operations
Fully digitized workflow
Be the first to know
POUL is...
The trustworthy operator who knows every bolt by name.
The aseptic specialist who preaches patient safety.
The considerate designer who demands user-friendliness.
The reliable engineer who obsesses over every little detail.
The helpful QA who guides you through the maze of pharma requirements.
The helpful QA who guides you through the maze of pharma requirements.

POUL was born in 2023 with the aim of bringing robots to pharmaceutical cleanrooms and other clean production environments. Since then, we’ve been on a wild journey, have met fantastic people, and carefully listened to many opinions. Our first product, the fork, serves as a baseline for upcoming developments that we’re already working on. Stay tuned and connect with us on LinkedIn. We’d love to hear from you.
Founders
With over 10 years of expertise in cleanroom operations and pharma manufacturing, Julie steers GMP compliance, quality assurance, and project delivery at POUL. Janik’s background in optimizing cleanroom equipment for aseptic production drives POUL’s design, engineering & product development. Together, we build customer relations, partnerships, and commercial growth.
POUL stands for partnerships
We exclusively collaborate with the best in the industry. They are trusted partners to ensure safety, quality, and efficiency.
“Working with POUL was a markedly different experience. From the very beginning, I was met with deep industry insight, a strong grasp of compliance expectations, and a clear appreciation for the importance of thorough documentation of their delivery throughout the design phases.”
Anders Bo Andersen Senior Specialist, Process Systems Intelligence
NNE