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Swiss multinationals aim to give labs robotics overhaul

Swiss tech giant ABB and pharmaceutical firm Roche’s have announced a global partnership to develop new robotic solutions for clinical laboratories. The agreement, formalised with a joint statement, aims to make laboratory processes more efficient, flexible and interconnected through the use of intelligent robotics and artificial intelligence (AI). + Swiss robotics moves from research to delivering products The collaboration will initially focus on two distinct but complementary areas of application. In the field of pathology, robotic solutions will be developed for the management and organisation of slides, with the aim of supporting digital and increasingly interconnected workflows. Autonomous mobile robots capable of transporting samples and materials between various analytical instruments will be introduced in large central laboratories to automate the entire laboratory logistics process. According to the two companies, the new systems will be able to take on repetitive and ... Full story here Are you the author?
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