X Lab Series · Laboratory automation

A benchthat runs the whole protocol.

Sample preparation, the experiment itself, data acquisition and analysis are four jobs that normally need a person present for all of them. The workstation runs the sequence unattended, with robotic arms, temperature control, instruments and one control system.

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CellAuto Automated Laboratory Workstation

Key features

01

Flexible modular configuration

Functional units are configured to the experiment rather than the other way round, which is what makes one platform workable across different life science applications.

02

Intelligent liquid handling

High-precision automated sample loading and pipetting, which improves throughput and removes the pipetting error that is hardest to detect afterwards.

03

Contamination-resistant design

Selected models carry integrated air purification, which matters for sensitive work such as nucleic acid extraction and molecular biology.

04

End-to-end workflow automation

Complex protocols, including organoid culture, run start to finish without intervention, which reduces workload and makes results reproducible.

How it works

Four jobs,one unattended run.

The value of automating a laboratory bench is not that it is faster. It is that the same protocol produces the same result when a different person is on shift, because no person is involved in the steps that vary.

Step 01

Prepare

Samples are loaded and pipetted automatically, to a precision a hand cannot repeat across a long run.

Step 02

Execute

Robotic arms, temperature control modules and the analytical instruments run the protocol under one intelligent control system.

Step 03

Acquire and analyse

Data is captured and analysed as part of the same run, so the result and the record arrive together.

The workstation suits complex protocols that run long, organoid culture among them, where the cost of a single inconsistent step is an entire experiment.

Specification

FunctionAutomated sample preparation, experiment execution, data acquisition and analysis
ComponentsRobotic arms, temperature control modules, analytical instruments, intelligent control system
ConfigurationModular, functional units combined to the experimental requirement
Liquid handlingHigh-precision automated sample loading and pipetting
Contamination controlIntegrated air purification on selected models
ApplicationsLife science research, nucleic acid extraction, molecular biology, organoid culture
OperationUnattended end-to-end execution of complex protocols

Module selection depends on the protocols you run. Final configuration is agreed during project planning.

Tell us the protocolsyou actually run.

The modules are selected against the work in front of you. Describe the protocols and the throughput you need, and we will come back with the configuration.

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