Lab Automation

The lab automation market is a rapidly growing field, expected to reach a staggering $11.31 billion by 2031. This growth is driven by several factors, including increased R&D spending, the rising prevalence of chronic and infectious diseases, higher demand for lab automation, and significant

The rapid pace and intricate processes of modern drug development call for efficiency, precision, and scalability—goals that are increasingly being met through the adoption of laboratory automation technologies. From target identification to quality control, these systems enhance biopharma research

The scientific realm teeters on the brink of a paradigm shift, where artificial intelligence (AI) teases the frontiers of possibility, promising a revolution in how research is conducted. As laboratories increasingly implement AI systems, the rush to harness this avant-garde ally begets a crucial

The field of medicinal chemistry is undergoing a silent revolution, forever altering the landscape of pharmaceutical research and development. At the heart of this transformation is lab automation—a technology that's swiftly transitioning from a luxury to a necessity across research l

At the University of Rostock, the collaboration between its Center for Life Science Automation (CELISCA) and Yaskawa, a robotics and automation front-runner, is redefining the landscape of lab research. This partnership has seamlessly integrated Yaskawa's robotic technology into CELISCA's

The Advent of Laboratory Robotics Laboratory robotics has become an integral part of the modern laboratory's infrastructure. These systems ingeniously carry out tasks with a precision and consistency unattainable by human hands. The emergence of robotics in areas such as drug discovery and