Sample Handling
Liquid handling, weighing, plate transfer and instrument loading, configured for known labware. Sample identity follows each transfer.
Laboratories
Laboratory Infrastructure. Built to Advance
Equipment, integration and capital for laboratories moving from manual procedures to connected, controlled execution.
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- Liquid Handling
- Laboratory Automation
- Laboratory Measurement
Workcells
From Instruments to Workcells
Build around the laboratory’s methods and installed equipment, connecting each step through handling, documented interfaces and local controls.
Instrument Integration
Connect supported instruments, schedules and results. Closed devices retain a documented operator handoff or an agreed vendor interface.
Local Infrastructure
On-site compute, networks and scoped access support execution. Data retention and external model access follow the laboratory’s requirements.
Starting Point
Start With the Laboratory
From a manual bench to an automated cell, the programme addresses the gaps between the method’s steps.
Manual Bench
Automate a defined preparation or measurement step. Establish handling tolerances and operator checks before extending the workflow.
Instrument Islands
Link sample identity, transfers and schedules across instruments. Record delays, failed runs and manual interventions for the scientific team.
Automated Cell
Add controlled software access and execution records around existing automation. Retain qualified controls and assess changes against laboratory procedures.
Execution
A Traceable Path Through the Work
Connect each approved method to its equipment, samples and results. The scientific team retains authority over interpretation and release.
Approved MethodRecorded Results
Approve
Release the method and operating limits.
Prepare
Check instruments, labware and readiness.
Run
Schedule handling and instrument steps.
Review
Review results, exceptions and release decisions.
Sample identity and method version remain attached to every run.
Applications
Research, Formulation & Quality
Equipment and integration for the laboratory’s actual work, from repeatable preparation to measurement and review.
Formulation
Weighing, dispensing, mixing and measurement for cosmetics and materials development, with repeatable preparation and traceable changes between runs.
Research
Sample preparation and instrument coordination for academic and industrial teams. Begin with a defined method and expand as requirements develop.
Quality Control
Sample tracking, preparation and result transfer into existing quality processes. Authorised laboratory personnel retain responsibility for validation and release.
Engineering
Forward-Deployed Engineers at the Bench
Engineers work alongside the scientific team to map methods, connect instruments and establish the operating procedure before handover.
Commissioning
Check interfaces, transfers and recovery with representative labware. Equipment acceptance remains distinct from scientific method validation and result release.
Continuity
Maintain configurations, connections and service records. Calibration, consumables, spares and change control follow the laboratory’s established quality arrangements.
Acquisition
Build Capacity on Your Terms
Purchase, lease or lease-to-own a defined equipment package, with integration and continuing service included in the programme scope.
Equipment
Instruments, handling, fixtures and local infrastructure, with a clear specification of what is supplied, retained, connected or operated manually.
Integration
Drivers, scheduling and commissioning connect equipment to methods. Acceptance records the installed configuration and the agreed operating limits.
Service
Maintenance, software support and specified spares keep the workcell supported. Commercial terms reflect the equipment and its operating requirements.
Evaluation
Partner Facilities & Evaluation
Suitable partner facilities can support equipment evaluation and method development. The core programme builds dedicated infrastructure at the customer’s laboratory.