Build Buy Modify
AI is changing the economics of software. David Dambman revisits the build, modify, buy decision for lab automation and explains why risk and business criticality now drive the choice.
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The Arm Is the Bottleneck. Here Is What Lab Automation Looks Like Without One.
No matter how many instruments you add to an arm-based system, the throughput ceiling stays. One arm. One plate. One sequence. The arm is always the constraint. Here is what…
6 Reasons Lab Mobile Robots Collect Dust (And What to Do About It)
The mobile robot sitting in the corner of a lab is not a myth. It is one of the most consistent things we hear from the lab automation community. A…
Why We Are Building a Venture Studio Inside a Lab Automation Company
As a community, we usually talk about innovation in terms of technology. However, behind every technology breakthrough is a company made of people, processes, and capabilities that drives it forward….
The Untethered Lab: Revolutionizing Lab Logistics with Mobile Robot Assistants
For decades, the laboratory automation landscape has been predominantly shaped by powerful, yet stationary, robotic arms. These systems, often bolted to a bench, are synonymous with precision and efficiency within…
Beyond the Hype: Practical Steps to Implementing AI in Your R&D Lab Workflows
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic fantasy; it’s rapidly becoming a transformative force in life science R&D. From accelerating drug discovery to optimizing experimental design and uncovering novel…
The Future is Automated: Why Smart Lab Orchestration is No Longer Optional for Growing Life Science Companies
The life sciences landscape is a whirlwind of innovation. Breakthroughs in genomics, personalized medicine, and novel therapeutics are happening at an unprecedented pace. But for many growing biotech and pharmaceutical…